GeoLocator Data Package: South African Woodland Kingfisher
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GeoLocator Data Package: South African Woodland Kingfisher
This repository contains the raw data and the trajectory information generated with the GeoPressureR workflow, following the GeoLocator Data Package standard. The more complete code used to generate this datapackage can be found on the Github Repository Rafnuss/WoodlandKingfisher. It contains 5 tags equipped on Woodland Kingfisher in Mogalakwena, Limpopo, South Africa between 2017-2020.
- Swiss Ornithological Institute Switzerland
bird, multi-sensor geolocator, Woodland Kingfisher, migration, intra-african migration
bird, multi-sensor geolocator, Woodland Kingfisher, migration, intra-african migration
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