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Study finds New Zealand shorebirds reaching Australia later each year

via Phys.org·13h ago

Max Planck researchers report through Phys.org that eBird observations show banded dotterels arriving in Australia about four days later annually from 2014 to 2025, with estimated winter stays shortening by about a quarter. They link the shift to milder New Zealand weather. Whether individual birds will abandon migration or face lower survival remains under study.

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