Travelling thousands of kilometers every year, the Yellow-billed Cuckoo is a true globe trotter. Its epic migration takes it from its breeding grounds in North America’s deciduous forest, across the Caribbean and the Amazon basin, and deep into South America – and back again! In this phase of the Neotropical Flyways Project we will answer the big unanswered question, how?: https://experiment.com/projects/the-rain-crow-mystery-cuckoos-on-migration-in-colombia
https://experiment.com/projects/the-rain-crow-mystery-cuckoos-on-migration-in-colombia
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I can't off much in the way of the Yellow-billed Cuckoos in Colombia but your research is incomplete without data on how climate change affects migratory birds in the northwest extremity of North America, Alaska, and Canada.
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McGOVERN, T., VÉSTEINSSON, O., FRIRIKSSON, A., CHURCH, M., LAWSON, I., & SIMPSON, I. et al. (2007). Landscapes of Settlement in Northern Iceland: Historical Ecology of Human Impact and Climate Fluctuation on the Millennial Scale.
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