Publications

knemidocoptes sp. on wild passerines at the mai po nature reserve, hong kong.	free-ranging passerine birds banded at the mai po nature reserve, hong kong, were affected with a skin disease characterized by crusty, proliferative lesions on legs, feet and beaks. based on retrospective examination of 1990 to 1992 banding records, 83 of 16,353 birds and 5 of 161 species banded at mai po were identified as having these lesions. eurasian tree sparrows (passer montanus) were most commonly affected (58 of 411 birds) although 19 of 428 black-faced buntings (emberiza pusilla), 3 of ...	1994	8028111
low frequency dove coos vary across noise gradients in an urbanized environment.	urbanization poses a challenge to bird communication due to signal masking by ambient noise and reflective surfaces that lead to signal degradation. bird species (especially oscines) have been shown to alter their singing behaviour to increase signal efficiency in highly urbanized environments. however, few studies on the effects of noise on song structure have included birds with low frequency vocal signals which may be especially vulnerable to noise pollution due to significant frequency overl ...	2016	27268468