Test of theory of foraging mode: Goldcrests, <i>Regulus regulus</i>, forage by high-yield, energy-expensive hovering flight when food is abundant but use low-yield, low-cost methods when food is scarce.

Ecol Evol · 2021 · PMC8668765 · PMID 34938456

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The difference in hover frequency between spring and autumn is highly significant ( p < .00004, two‐tailed randomization test). 3.6.3 Summer Hover frequencies were recorded in late June and in July.

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