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Space use by Black-tailed Godwits Limosa limosa limosa during settlement at a previous or a new nest location

Capsule Black-tailed Godwits first return to the nest location of the previous year, even when moving to a different nest location later that season.

Aims To examine the use of space by Black-tailed Godwits during the two months before egg-laying to two weeks afterwards.

Methods We compare the spatial distribution of sightings of eventually site-faithful birds with birds that changed nest location, and relate this to the change of the distance to their previous year's and current nest-site in the period until egg-laying. Using a log-likelihood model we establish how the differences in distance to the respective nests change over the course of the season.

Results All birds were observed ...

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