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Red-necked stint and curlew sandpiper in south-east Tasmania: Part 1 red-necked stint - population trends and juvenile recruitment

M. Newman, E. Woehler

2016Stilt

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Results are consistent with a demographic model involving high levels of juvenile recruitment into the south-east Tasmanian population when Red-necked Stint populations are at high levels during summer on the Australian mainland and the juveniles are forced farther south to Tasmania to find foraging opportunities.

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NEWMAN, M.; WOEHLER, E. Red-necked stint and curlew sandpiper in south-east tasmania: Part 1 red-necked stint - population trends and juvenile recruitment. Stilt, 2016: 7–19.