Preference and Constancy in foraging behavour of Cape sugarbirdsBaptisteSchmidBiK-fBaptisteSchmidassociatedPartyMatthiasSchleuningCo-ownerThomasMüllerCo-ownerKatrinBöhning-GaeseCo-ownerHenningNottebrockCo-ownerFrank M.SchurrCo-ownerJörnPagelCo-owner2015-03-24These data compile three datasets:
i) foraging interaction of cape sugarbirds with 10 Protea species
ii) spatially explicit maps of plant transitions
iii) maps of random sampled plants on study sites cape sugarbirds promerops caferforaging preferencemovement ecologymutualistic interactionsproteaObtain permission from data set owner(s)Cape Floristic Region19.083319.5-33.6167-34.62012-04-092012-07-30SpeciesPromerops caferSpeciesProtea repensSpeciesProtea nitidaSpeciesProtea laurifoliaSpeciesProtea cynaroidesSpeciesProtea eximiaSpeicesProtea neriifoliaSpeciesProtea longifoliaSpeciesProtea coronataSpeciesProtea obtusifoliaSpeciesProtea susannaeBaptisteSchmidBiK-fbschmid@senckenberg.de
i) Per-plant visitation rate and ii) spatiall explicit plant transitions
i) 45min observation of visit frequency of sugarbirds to focal plants and ii) direct mapping of movement path of foraging birdplant transition between two consecutive foraging events
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