Rosedale Ring Ouzel Project, North York Moors

• NYM Ring Ouzel Report for 2018
• Rosedale (NYM) Ring Ouzel Report for 2017
• Rosedale (NYM) Ring Ouzel Report for 2016
• North York Moors Report 2015
• An empirical method for the recognition of individual male Ring Ouzels Turdus torquatus from their song in the Rosedale area of the North York Moors using audio recordings and spectral analysis
• North York Moors Report 2014
  
• North York Moors Report 2013
• Ring Ouzel Population Estimate for the North York Moors 2012
• North York Moors Report 2012
• NYM Ring Ouzel report for 2011
• North York Moors Ring Ouzel survey March-June 2010. Sabbatical Report. Chris Tyas
• Link to NYM Territories pdf
• North York Moors Ring Ouzel report - 2010 (900kb pdf)
• North York Moors Ring Ouzel - 2009 (776kb pdf)
• Rosedale North York Moors - 2007 (901kb doc)

Research Projects in partnership with the RSPB

• Glen Clunie Ring Ouzel update 2019
• Summary of Ring Ouzel sightings records via website 2012-18
  
• Map of Ring Ouzel sightings records via website 2012-18
• Dartmoor Ring Ouzel Study 2018
• Glen Clunie Ring Ouzel update 2018
• Demographic and ecological approaches to understanding Ring Ouzel (Turdus torquatus) population declines - Innes Sim (Nov 2012)
• Glen Cluny summary 2012 - Innes Simm
• Ring Ouzel disturbance in Derbyshire 2012- David Bingham
• National Ring Ouzel Survey 2012 - provisional estimates
• POSTFLEDGING survival, movements, and dispersal of Ring Ouzels (TURDUS TORQUATUS)
  Innes M.W. Sim, Sonja C. Ludwig, Murray C. Grant, Joanna L. Loughrey, Graham W. Rebecca, and Jane M. Reid
  
• Characterizing demographic variation and contributions to population growth rate in a declining population of Ring Ouzels (Innes Sim at al. Published in Journal of Animal Ecology 2010)
• The Decline of the Ring Ouzel in Britain (Innes Sim et al. Published in British Birds April 2010)
• The breeding ecology and conservation of the Ring Ouzel in Britain – PhD thesis by Ian Burfield. Link to thesis PDF
• Understanding Ring Ouzel Declines (Innes Sim, Graham Rebecca & Sonja Ludwig 2008)
• The role of habitat composition in determining breeding site occupancy in a declining Ring Ouzel Turdus torquatus population - Sim et al 2007 RZ Moorfoots
• Correlates of the change in Ring Ouzel Turdus torquatus abundance in Scotland from 1988–91 to 1999
• Wales Ring Ouzel Survey 2006 - Green, M. 2007
• Climate change may account for the decline in British ring ouzels Turdus torquatus - Beal et al 2006
• South Scotland Survey 1997 (unpublished)

Other Research Projects on this subject:

• A study tracking seasonal and daily movements of Ring Ouzel in the Swiss Alps
• A study of the affects of climate change on nestling and diet provision of Alpine Ring Ouzels
• A study of Alpine Ring Ouzels showing that climate change overrules changes in land usage
• Key ecological features determining territory occupancy rates in an isolated population of the ring ouzel Turdus torquatus (2020) - Caren Pertl Masters Thesis
• Tay Ringing Group Ring Ouzel Study 1994-2018
• Geolocators reveal new insights into Ring Ouzel Turdus torquatus migration routes and non-breeding areas [Sept 2015]
• The foraging behaviour of breeding Ring Ouzels (Turdus torquatus) at Glen Clunie, Scotland
• Food supplementation does not increase demographic rates in a passerine species of conservation concern
• Effects of variation in breeding habitat on Ring Ouzel Turdus torquatus productivity and chick condition
• Are Ring Ouzel (Turdus torquatus) populations of the low mountain ranges remnants of a broader distribution in the past? August 2012
  Michael Bacht; Sascha Rosner; Jorg Muller; Robert Pfeifer; Jutta Stadler; Roland Brandl; Lars Opgenoorth
  J Ornithol. DOI 10.1007/s10336-012-0889-0
• Some factors affecting foraging and habitat of Ring Ouzels Turdus torquatus wintering in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco
• Characteristics of foraging habitats of the Ring Ouzel Turdus torquatus alpestris at different altitudes in the Oberallgäu (Germany, Bavaria, Swabia) - Monika Schirutschke & Elisabeth K. V. Kalko 2010
• A summary in English of Monika's paper - see above
• Atlas Mountains, Morocco (838 kB PDF)
• Ryall, C and Briggs, KB 2006. Some factors affecting foraging and habitat of Ring Ouzels Turdus torquatus wintering in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco. Bull ABC Vol. 13 No. 1, 17-31
• Ring Ouzel Italian migration atlas

Other Research Areas

Catching methods and biometrics of breeding Ring Ouzels Turdus torquatus torquatus in northeast Scotland (published online 2011)

Seasonal variation in foraging conditions for Ring Ouzels Turdus torquatus in upland habitats and their effects on juvenile habitat selection (published online 2012)

Frequency of multiple brooding in Ring Ouzels, including first documented cases of triple brooding (published online 2012)

European Bird Cencus Council (EBCC) 2013 - ‘European’ breeding trend for Ring Ouzel

Frequency of multiple brooding in Ring Ouzels, including first documented cases of triple brooding

Seasonal variation in foraging conditions for Ring Ouzels Turdus torquatus in upland habitats and their effects on juvenile habitat selection

Catching methods and biometrics of breeding Ring Ouzels Turdus torquatus torquatus in northeast Scotland

The contribution of Ring Ouzels to the seed production and dispersal of juniper (665 kB PDF) - refer to page 1421 of this paper. Although Ring Ouzels are mentioned in connection with juniper in Spain, the comments are still relevant to British birds.

Conservation opportunities in Spanish juniper Juniperus thurifera woodlands: the case of migratory thrushes Turdus spp.
José Luis TELLERÍA, Iván DE LA HERA, Álvaro RAMÍREZ and Tomás SANTOS
Ardeola Volume 58 June 2011 pages 57-70. Click here for abstract.

Sites containing Scientific Papers mentioning Ring Ouzels

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