When a pest-control species becomes a pest: A shift in the foraging habitat of cattle egret (Bubulcus ibis) and the threat to grazed natural ecosystems

Keyphrases

• Actual Effect 50%
• Agricultural Pest 50%
• Agricultural Pest Control 50%
• Agriculture 50%
• Amphibians 50%
• Arthropod Predators 50%
• Arthropods 50%
• Bubulcus Ibis 100%
• Cattle Egret 100%
• Cattle Grazing 50%
• Commensal 50%
• Control Agents 100%
• Crop Fields 50%
• Cropland 50%
• Dwellers 50%
• Ecosystem Services 50%
• Egret 50%
• Foraging Habitat 100%
• Fragmented Landscape 50%
• Habitat Preference 50%
• Human-dominated Landscapes 100%
• In the Wild 50%
• Land Use Effects 50%
• Local Fauna 50%
• Maquis 50%
• Mediterranean Agroecosystems 50%
• Native Fauna 50%
• Natural Ecosystems 100%
• Natural Habitats 100%
• Natural Pest Control 50%
• Natural Rangelands 50%
• Nesting Colony 50%
• Nesting Habitat 50%
• New Residents 50%
• Northern Israel 50%
• Novel Predator 50%
• Pest Management 100%
• Pollination 50%
• Potential Adverse Effects 50%
• Predation Pressure 50%
• Prey Community 50%
• Prey Composition 50%
• Recent Expansion 50%
• Reptile Species 50%
• Reptiles 100%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Adverse Effects 25%
• Agricultural Science 25%
• Agroecosystems in Mediterranean 50%
• Cattle Egret 100%
• Cropland 25%
• Field Crops 25%
• Habitat Preferences 25%
• Land Use 25%
• Pest Control 100%
• Predation 25%
• Rangeland 25%