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In conclusion, we show that a delayed migration timing has short- and long-term consequences for migration and flight performance.
This work would not have been possible without the support from Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior, IMPRS-QBEE and others.
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We found high variation in departure behaviour among sites (fig 1: means = coloured lines) and individuals (dots), including one male that travelled to Germany. All birds departed after sunset - most (n=11) between 18:00 & 21:00, n=4 between 01:00 & 03:00.
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Stopover time also varied strongly; Many birds departed the evening after tagging (~ 12 hours). Some remained for ~10 days. Many individuals moved inland from the coast before departing offshore, representative of temporary reverse migration.