Daily activity records of Southern Black-throated Finch by time of day and season.

<p>Numbers show a count of the number of observations for each bar.</p>

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Main Author:	John M. van Osta (16708866) (author)
Other Authors:	Brad Dreis (16708869) (author), Laura F. Grogan (19236453) (author), J. Guy Castley (19236456) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Evolutionary Biology Ecology Inorganic Chemistry Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified threatened avian granivore key remaining strongholds habitats also increased endangered southern black daily foraging activity local scale across substantially different habitat radio tracking period daily activity patterns scale nomadic movements whose habitat use div >< p large home range sbtf track resources scale movements habitat use movement patterns manual tracking home range habitat requirements throated finch temporal availability resource needs research suggests previous research northeastern australia late morning late afternoon largely sedentary intricately linked individual sbtf granivorous birds estrildid finches especially relevant early morning early afternoon decreasing distance climatic conditions arid region >) within 5 km
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