Using drones to monitor nest numbers and breeding success in cormorant colonies

COUNTING NESTSCounts of ground nesting colonies is usually straight forward, though challenging on steep and rocky islands.But counts of colonies in trees and shrubbery are often difficult.

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2026-02-01
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Avian ecology and behavior
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Using drones to monitor nest numbers and breeding success in cormorant colonies

K. Lundström, Thomas Eske Holm, Jacob Sterup, Freja Mousten Søndergaard et al.
Avian ecology and behavior
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Using drones to monitor nest numbers and breeding success in cormorant colonies

K. Lundström, Thomas Eske Holm, Jacob Sterup, Freja Mousten Søndergaard, Thomas; id_orcid 0000-0003-2867-478X Bregnballe
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COUNTING NESTSCounts of ground nesting colonies is usually straight forward, though challenging on steep and rocky islands.But counts of colonies in trees and shrubbery are often difficult.

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SE), Japan Wildlife Research Center (JP)
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Avian ecology and behavior
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