Each year hundreds of millions of birds cross the Atlantic Ocean during the peak of tropical
cyclone activity. The extent and consequences of migrant‑storm interactions remain …

Each year hundreds of millions of birds cross the Atlantic Ocean during the peak of tropical
cyclone activity. The extent and consequences of migrant-storm interactions remain …

North American birds are under pressure. With nearly 3 billion birds lost in the last half
century (Rosenberg et al., 2019), understanding and quantifying incremental avian mortality …

The Gulf of Mexico is a conspicuous feature of the Neotropical–Nearctic bird migration
system. Traveling long distances across ecological barriers comes with considerable risks …

Few studies have considered the impact of weather events on migratory birds during
stopover, and essentially none on how hurricanes affect their stopover biology during spring …

Strong weather systems can force large numbers of migrating songbirds to take refuge in
areas they would otherwise fly over, an event called a “fallout.” On 13 October 2016 …

Abstract The American Woodcock (Scolopax minor) has experienced steady declines in
abundance over the past fifty years, which has raised questions as to why (Sauer et al …

Many long-distance migratory birds use habitats that are scattered across continents and
confront hazards throughout the annual cycle that may be population-limiting. Identifying …

During long-distance fall migrations, nocturnally migrating Swainson's Thrushes often stop
on the northern Gulf of Mexico coast before flying across the Gulf. To minimize energetic …

The role of storms in shaping the journeys of migrating whimbrels across the Atlantic - NERC
Open Research Archive nerc.ac.uk Natural Environment Research Council NERC open research …