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Nocturnally migrating songbirds drift when they can and compensate when they must

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The shortest possible migratory route for birds is not always the best route to travel. Substantial research effort has established that birds in captivity are capable of orienting toward the direction of an intended goal, but efforts to examine how free-living birds use navigational information under conditions that potentially make direct flight toward that goal inefficient have been limited in…

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1 Kyle G. Horton Corresponding Oklahoma Biological Survey (US) University of Oklahoma (US)
2 Benjamin Mark Van Doren Cornell University (US)
3 Phillip M. Stepanian University of Oklahoma (US)
4 Wesley M. Hochachka Cornell Lab of Ornithology (US)
5 Andrew Farnsworth Cornell Lab of Ornithology (US)
6 Jeffrey F. Kelly Oklahoma Biological Survey (US) University of Oklahoma (US)

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