Bird ringing is undoubtedly one of the main tools for studying aspects of the biology of marked species, both those directly associated with the individual in question, such as physical condition, phenology, and demography, and those more indirectly related, including habitat management and destruction, conservation proposals, and changes in behaviour, among others. Here you will find some bird-ringing data from my fieldwork days.
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Datos personales
- Miguel A. Carrero
- Expert bird ringer at the Doñana Biological Station. Self-taught by nature. A lifelong learner from the three most important factors in life: chance, luck, and mistakes made. One quote: “Remaining silent when one should protest turns men into cowards.” (Ella Wheeler Wilcox)
