Thomas S. Schulenberg's research while affiliated with Ithaca College and other places
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... Greeney et al (2015b) suggested that hummingbird preference for nesting on thin branches could be a response to non-aerial predators. Similar evidence has been reported for Blue-tailed Emerald (Chlorostilbon mellisugus; , Dusky Hummingbird (Phaeoptila sordida; Arizmendi et al. 2020b), and Cuban Emerald (Riccordia ricordii; Bündgen and Kirwan 2020), who build their nests near the ground (0.5 to 2 m above ground) and use thin branches for support. ...
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... Species with more specialist requirements include the ruddy quail-dove, which is a forest and woodland species (Kuecker et al., 2020), and the whitefaced quail-dove (Soberanes- González et al., 2020a). Red-billed pigeons, which frequent dry forests in Central America (Stiles & Skutch, 1989;Dunn, 2011). ...
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... Cinnamon Hummingbirds (Amazilia rutila) are medium-sized (4-6 g). Their sexes are similar, and their plumage is completely cinnamon with bronze-green upperparts (Arizmendi et al. 2020a). Lastly, the Goldencrowned Emerald (Cynanthus auriceps) is a small (2-3 g) hummingbird endemic to western Mexico. ...
... Rivoli's hummingbird is a resident species that favors mountain regions, as are the garnet-throated hummingbird, the violet sabrewing and the wine-throated hummingbird. By contrast, the white-bellied emerald and cinnamon hummingbird favor lowland forest (Stiles & Skutch, 1989;Arizmendi et al., 2020). ...
... The pheasant cuckoo, a non-migratory El Salvador resident is by contrast a forest species, frequenting forest understory in lowland evergreen and deciduous forest, and riverine forest, feeding on insects (Lowther, 2020b). The lesser ground-cuckoo, also an El Salvador resident is more of a generalist, frequenting forest, savanna and shrubland (Payne, 2005;Soberanes-González et al., 2020c). The yellow-billed cuckoo is similarly a resident generalist of forest, savanna and shrubland habitats. ...
... Los trabajos desarrollados por Tashían (1952), Goodnight y Goodnight (1956), Paynter (1957), Nocedal (1981) y Rangel-Salazar y Vega-Rivera (1989), en conjunto reportan 235 especies de aves. Recientemente Rangel-Salazar (1990) reporta 235 especies, incluyendo un nuevo registro para México y dos para Chiapas, y Howell (1989) reporta el primer registro para México del tapacaminos cola corta Lurocalis semitorquatus. El presente trabajo añade 86 especies (36.6% de 235 y 29% de 296) que no habían sido reportadas para la zona Lacandona, agregando 3 nuevos Aves registros de aves migratorias para el Estado de Chiapas; Charadrius semipalmatus, Dendroica caerulescens y Dendroica pinus. ...
