Translation of "Zugverhalten" in English

The migration behaviour of wheatears varies considerably from species to species.

Migration: Migrates over long distances, wintering in East Africa and the Indian Ocean.

Migration: Mainly migratory, though some birds winter in Finland.

Migration: Autumn migration July–September, returns in May.

The migratory behaviour of bats could be more complex than previously assumed.

Due to a controllable water resistance and your own stroke behaviour, you determine the intensity of your workout.

By using microlight aircraft as foster parents, it was possible to re-introduce birds and teach them a natural migratory behaviour.

Ospreys fitted with satellite transmitters in Finland have provided plenty of new data on the species' migratory behaviour.

It is not known to be migratory, however northern birds may move farther south during the winter.

The RU must also take into account the information about route characteristics which affect the train behaviour when tuning the braking performance for stopping and securing a train.

Migration: Sedentary, but may range further south into the Baltic countries and the southern coasts of the Baltic Sea.

This will involve the hand-rearing of nestlings from different populations with diverse migration patterns (Norway, Iceland, W. Greenland, Siberia, Alaska), and then performing comparative analyses of their fat deposition, nocturnal zugunruhe and migratory directions under controlled laboratory conditions.

We have in addition set up a system to examine and measure the migratory behaviour of the Northern Wheatear under controlled laboratory conditions.

Together, researchers of the University of Princeton in the U.S. and the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology analyzed the genealogical tree of bats on the basis of their migratory behaviour.

Future studies on giant tortoise species of the other Galapagos Islands with varying ecological conditions will show how environment influences the migration scheme of these closely related reptiles.

It also provides much information on the reproduction and migration of birds.

A team of researchers working with Petra Quillfeldt from the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology in Radolfzell managed to overcome these difficulties, however, and succeeded in decoding information about the migratory behaviour of thin-billed prions.

The scientists also want to include factors such as age, size, sex and morphology in their studies to see why the behaviour changes in different lifetime stages and what the trigger of migration is.