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Original Research

Accepted on 14 Jul 2025

Quantitative analysis of the flight calls and trills of Evening Grosbeaks (Coccothraustes vespertinus)

in Science of Birding

William M Kirsch
Caleb T Centanni
Song Han Ngo
Matthew A Young
Thomas P Hahn
W. Douglas Robinson

Frontiers in Bird Science

doi 10.3389/fbirs.2025.1613273

119 views

Systematic Review

Published on 24 Apr 2024

Global review of quantitative studies of primary moult of birds using the Underhill-Zucchini moult model

in Science of Birding

Tanya Scott
Les G. Underhill

Frontiers in Bird Science

doi 10.3389/fbirs.2024.1370918

1,413 views
2 citations

Original Research

Published on 13 Feb 2024

Flight calls and trills of Evening Grosbeaks can be used to map movements and ranges of call types 1 and 2

in Science of Birding

W. Douglas Robinson
Maria Nanau
William Kirsch
Caleb T. Centanni
Nolan M. Clements

Frontiers in Bird Science

doi 10.3389/fbirs.2024.1340750

1,455 views
1 citation

Original Research

Published on 05 Feb 2024

Is resource specialization the key?: some, but not all Red Crossbill call types associate with their key conifers in a diverse North American landscape

in Science of Birding

Caleb Centanni
W. Douglas Robinson
Matthew A. Young

Frontiers in Bird Science

doi 10.3389/fbirs.2024.1321583

1,999 views
1 citation

Original Research

Published on 19 Jan 2024

Bird atlas in action: using citizen science data to generate population trend alerts in Hessequa, South Africa

in Science of Birding

Karis A. Daniel
Les G. Underhill
Johan A. van Rooyen

Frontiers in Bird Science

doi 10.3389/fbirs.2024.1214800

3,381 views
1 citation

Original Research

Published on 30 Nov 2022

Motivations for birdwatching scale – Developing and testing an integrated measure on birding motivations

in Science of Birding

Christoph Randler
Nadine Großmann

Frontiers in Bird Science

doi 10.3389/fbirs.2022.1066003

2,785 views
9 citations