L. J. Sutton

Diet specialization in an insular population of coastal Peregrine Falcons

The paper quantifies diet specialization in Peregrine Falcons on an offshore island, finding individual variation in prey preference and a strong link between Manx Shearwater consumption and dietary breadth.

Space-time home range estimates and resource selection for the Critically Endangered Philippine Eagle on Mindanao

This study estimates home range size and resource selection for Philippine Eagles using satellite telemetry and remote sensing, finding varying estimates across methods and highlighting habitat preferences.

Extensive protected area coverage and an updated global population estimate for the Endangered Madagascar Serpent-eagle identified from species-habitat associations using remote sensing data

The paper estimates the habitat and population size of the Madagascar Serpent-eagle using Species Distribution Models and remote sensing data, finding that 95% of its habitat is already protected.

Prey resources are more important than climatic conditions for predicting the distribution of a broad-ranged apex predator

This study shows prey resources are more important than climate for predicting the distribution of harpy eagles, with prey species richness contributing significantly to model performance.

Habitat resource overlap in two broad-ranged sympatric Neotropical forest eagles

This study quantifies habitat resource overlap between two Neotropical forest eagles at different spatial resolutions, finding high geographical overlap but reduced environmental overlap.

Priority conservation areas and a global population estimate for the Critically Endangered Philippine Eagle derived from modelled range metrics using remote sensing habitat characteristics

This study estimates the population and conservation priorities for the Philippine Eagle using species distribution models and remote sensing data.

Distribution and habitat use of the Madagascar Peregrine Falcon: first estimates for area of habitat and population size

The paper estimates the distribution and population size of the Madagascar Peregrine Falcon using environmental models and habitat analysis, suggesting a Vulnerable status due to small population size and specialized habitat needs.

Range-wide habitat use and Key Biodiversity Area coverage for a lowland tropical forest raptor across an increasingly deforested landscape

This study models harpy eagle habitat use across Neotropical forests and identifies gaps in the Key Biodiversity Area network for conservation planning.