重新引入的白 (Ciconia ciconia) 与它们的野生同类有相似的饮食

Şeniz Mustafa1, Connor T Panter1,2, Laura Vaughan-Hirsch3

  • 1School of Applied Sciences University of Brighton Brighton UK.

Ecology and evolution
|April 14, 2025
PubMed
概括

在Knepp庄园重新引入的白表现出成功的适应,野生群体消耗自然猎物,如甲虫和虫,类似于其他野生种群. 颗粒分析证实了野生和养鸟类之间的饮食差异.

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