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Combining video and GPS-tracking to study the spatial foraging distribution of a single-prey loading seabird

Avian Research 2024年第3期15卷 316-325页

作者： Ruben C.Fijn Wouter Courtens Bas W.R.engels emiel e.van loon Judy Shamoun-Baranes Waardenburg ecology Deparonent of Bird EcologyCulemborgthe Netherlands University of Amsterdam Insnitute for Biodiversity and Ecoasystem DymaomicsAmsterdamthe Netherlands Research Insitute for Nature and Forest(INBO) BrusselsBcgium

Seabirds are valuable indicators of marine ecosystem processes and studying seabird diets can shed light on natural or human-induced variability in food-web *** single-prey loading seabird species such as terns have the potential to act as visual sentinels of prey availability ***,obtaining diet information from remote bird colonies is often challenging and time *** this pilot study we present a novel approach to combine two established methods to study seabird foraging ecology,providing a powerful and cost-effective tool to study the distribution of prey items available to *** combined GPS tracking data of Sandwich Terns(Thalasseus sandvicensis)with prey-observations from a hide in 2012 and 2013,and from semicontinuously recorded camera footage in *** doing so,we identified 115 approximate catch locations of prey(86 herring/sprat Clupeidae,29 sandeel Ammodytidae).Combining GPS-data and prey observations yielded detailed knowledge on the movements and chick diets of tracked birds as well as the spatial origin and lengths of captured prey *** catch distances of both Clupeidae and Ammodytidae resulted in deliveries of larger prey items and thus higher energy yield per trip,but also a higher energy expenditure per *** discuss the limitations and potential of our methodological approach to study foraging energetics during chick-provisioning of seabirds that carry prey items visible in their beaks.

关键词： Diet Digitalfilm Geo-referencing Non-invasive monitoring Provisioning Sandwich Tern Thalasseus sandvicensis

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Combining video and GPS-tracking to study the spatial foraging distribution of a single-prey loading seabird

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Avian Research 2024年第3期 316-325页

作者： Ruben C.Fijn Wouter Courtens Bas W.R.engels emiel e.van loon Judy Shamoun-Baranes Waardenburg ecology Department of Bird Ecology University of Amsterdam Institute for Biodiversity and Ecosystem Dynamics Research Institute for Nature and Forest (INBO)

Seabirds are valuable indicators of marine ecosystem processes and studying seabird diets can shed light on natural or human-induced variability in food-web composition. Specifically single-prey loading seabird species such as terns have the potential to act as visual sentinels of prey availability offshore. However, obtaining diet information from remote bird colonies is often challenging and time consuming. In this pilot study we present a novel approach to combine two established methods to study seabird foraging ecology, providing a powerful and cost-effective tool to study the distribution of prey items available to seabirds. We combined GPS tracking data of Sandwich Terns(Thalasseus sandvicensis) with prey-observations from a hide in 2012 and 2013, and from semicontinuously recorded camera footage in 2017. By doing so, we identified 115 approximate catch locations of prey(86 herring/sprat Clupeidae, 29 sandeel Ammodytidae). Combining GPS-data and prey observations yielded detailed knowledge on the movements and chick diets of tracked birds as well as the spatial origin and lengths of captured prey items. Further catch distances of both Clupeidae and Ammodytidae resulted in deliveries of larger prey items and thus higher energy yield per trip, but also a higher energy expenditure per trip. We discuss the limitations and potential of our methodological approach to study foraging energetics during chick-provisioning of seabirds that carry prey items visible in their beaks.

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