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Distribution of step lengths (straight distance between consecutive evenly spaced timestamps) in different tidal wetland types by foraging great egrets at Tomales Bay, CA, 2017–2020.

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posted on 2021-12-31, 18:33 authored by Scott Jennings, David Lumpkin, Nils Warnock, T. Emiko Condeso, John P. Kelly
<p>Probability density was calculated for step lengths 0–400 m, but only step lengths where there was visible difference in plotted values among habitats are shown.</p>

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