A New Feature of Nesting Ecology in the Vulnerable European Turtle Dove: Nest Site and Nesting Tree Sharing with Coexisting Species at Three North African Wetlands

<div>Distribution of nesting species (birds: <i>Ciconia ciconia, Lanius senator, Phylloscopus bonelli, Luscinia megarhynchos, Passer domesticus, Serinus serinus, Streptopelia turtur</i>, and <i>Turdus merula</i>), used trees (nesting trees: plum, <i>Tamarix</i>, reed, poplar, wild rose, <i>Salix</i>, hawthorn, blackberry, white willow, and quince), and river’ zones (breeding habitats (rivers divided into three zones): upstream, intermediate zone, and downstream) during breeding seasons between 2015 and 2017.</div>

International Journal of Ecology

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Figure 2: A New Feature of Nesting Ecology in the Vulnerable European Turtle Dove: Nest Site and Nesting Tree Sharing with Coexisting Species at Three North African Wetlands 

Figure 2 | A New Feature of Nesting Ecology in the Vulnerable European Turtle Dove: Nest Site and Nesting Tree Sharing with Coexisting Species at Three North African Wetlands 