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Fig. 2 | Movement Ecology

Fig. 2

From: Multi-sensor geolocators unveil global and local movements in an Alpine-breeding long-distance migrant

Fig. 2

a. Altitudinal profile of the male 26IM during the annual cycle. The green transparent area shows the breeding site, yellow the stopover in the Atlas, and blue the non-breeding site. The red box b. refers to the zoom on Fig. 2b and the red box c. to the zoom on Fig. 2c

b. Altitudinal profile of the bird 26IM between 2 May and 9 May 2021 (red box b on Fig. 2a). The orange line is the measured position of the bird when it was at the breeding territory. The dark-green line shows the residency at lower elevation in the nearby valley, highlighted with the binocular symbol for the two occasions when the bird was observed directly

c. Altitudinal profile of the bird 26IM between 18 May and 28 May 2021 (red box c on Fig. 2a). The orange shade shows the area of the breeding territory and the orange line the measured position of the bird within the territory. The blue lines show the measured position of the bird at night. The shaded blue area with the moon symbol shows the area where the bird roosts, corresponding to the blue area on Fig. 2d

d. Map of the study region showing the breeding territory (orange), the roosting elevational area near the breeding territory (blue) and the area where the bird was observed in the nearby valley during bad weather events (Fig. 2b)

e. Breeding territory at the time of arrival and photography of the male 26IM in the nearby valley on 5 May 2021

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