Dietary overlap of birds, bats and dragonflies disadvantageous in insect decline

ScienceDaily
Nov 10, 2020, 1:31 pm141 pts
According to a new study, different groups of insectivores compete for the same type of food. Researchers made the discovery by comparing birds, bats and dragonflies that forage in the same area in Southwest Finland. These very distantly related predators consumed the same insect groups. The results shed new…

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