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>Principal features (depth, depth of nest cup; H. support, height of nest supporting tree; length, large axis of the nest; N. height, height of the nest above the ground; width, small axis of the nest) characterizing turtle doves (<i>Streptopelia turtur</i>) and neighbouring species nests (<i>Phylloscopus bonelli, Luscinia megarhynchos, Serinus serinus</i>, and <i>Turdus merula</i>) in the studied rivers at Moulouya, Morocco.</div>

International Journal of Ecology

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Figure 3: 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 3 | 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 