Orientation of native versus translocated juvenile lesser spotted eagles (<i>Clanga pomarina</i>) on the first autumn migration.

Table 2 summarizes the number of birds, their timing and longitude at departure and when they crossed each latitudinal threshold per group within each flyway (see Table S2 for summary statistics across all flyways per group in and Table S3 across all groups per flyway). Route choice of translocated and native juvenile LSEs The majority of birds using the southern/central flyway were translocated juveniles, and a three-way Fisher's exact test ( Freeman and Halton, 1951 ) confirmed a highly significant difference in the proportion of translocated juveniles versus native birds (including native juveniles and native adults) using each of the three flyways ( P =0.003; Fig. 1 ).

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