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Fig. 2 | Movement Ecology

Fig. 2

From: Activity patterns throughout the annual cycle in a long-distance migratory songbird, the red-backed shrike Lanius collurio

Fig. 2

Daytime activity at different locations and phases of the annual cycle in red-backed shrikes. A Mean daytime activity throughout the annual cycle with migratory periods shown in colours (spring migration in blue and autumn migration in orange). Dates indicate the mean starting and finishing dates for each migratory period for all the individuals. Two dashed lines serve as guiding for daytime activity values of 20 and 50. B Same mean daytime activity values with a 95% confidence interval shown (shadowed area). Each point represents the activity value per day per individual. Autumn and spring migration are divided in three and two migratory legs respectively, shown in different colours. Dashed line shows the mean value of activity during the winter period as a reference. C The map represents the known migratory route of the same population of red-backed shrikes [52, 53]. Coloured arrows indicate migratory periods with the same colours as B. Mean activity during a stopover period is illustrated by the size of the grey circles at each stopover location

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