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• W1941423541 abstract "The effective conservation of aquatic warbler Acrocephalus paludicola, one of the most threatened western Palaearctic migratory passerines, requires good knowledge of its ecological needs at stopover sites. In particular, identifying its diet, which controls the accumulation of fat reserves during migration, facilitates the selection and management of adequately protected areas. Further key information includes the relationship between prey species abundance and habitats of aquatic warbler on stopover. We performed standardized mist netting in the Audierne marshes (western France) during 12 years, which resulted in the capture of 1200 aquatic warblers, and provided measurements for mass gain and the collection of faeces to infer the birds' diet. Invertebrate sampling was carried out in the three main Audierne marsh habitats (reed bed, fen mire and meadow). In order to go beyond prey digestibility bias, we also studied two closely related Acrocephalus species, present at migration stopover sites during the same period. We found that the diet composition of aquatic warbler observed at migration stopover sites is based on large-sized prey (Odonata, Orthoptera, Lepidoptera). Like sedge warblers, aquatic warblers put on weight during migration stopovers (daily mass gain=0.38 g). This increase in weight suggests that the aquatic warblers might have adopted a strategy for long-distance migration with few stopovers only. Owing to great differences in diet, conservation management for the threatened aquatic warbler at stopover sites should not rely on existing knowledge about sedge and reed warblers. Similarities in the diet of aquatic warbler between nesting areas and migration stopover areas and the relationship between habitat and prey abundance suggest that fen mires play an important role in the quality of the foraging habitat at stopover sites." @default.
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• W1941423541 date "2010-11-30" @default.
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• W1941423541 title "Diet and fuelling of the globally threatened aquatic warbler at autumn migration stopover as compared with two congeners" @default.
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