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Figure 2

From: A telemetry study shows that an endangered nocturnal avian species roosts in extremely dry habitats to avoid predation

Figure 2

(A) A general overview of the combined GPS tracks for all the Nightjars that were recorded during the study. The inset shows an adult Egyptian Nightjar (Caprimulgus aegyptius). Green dots represent a recorded location, green line represents a track between two consecutive points. (B) An example of a home range map of one of the tracked Nightjars, the black line represents the 95% KDE area, and the yellow lines represent the 50% KDE area. The orange line marks the border between the West Bank and Jordan. This individual was active on both sides of the border, mostly within the closed military zone along the border. The map was created using Google Earth Pro 7.3.6 (https://www.google.com/earth/versions) & Adobe Photoshop CS6 (https://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop.html), Egyptian Nightjar photo by Yohay Wasserlauf.

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