The call of the Kea
Female Kea use distinct calls to communicate with their offspring.
Female Kea use distinct calls to communicate with their offspring.
While pathogen microorganisms colonise obligate scavenger birds, there is no clear evidence of them spreading pathogens to the ecosystem
Adding nesting-sites for Lesser Kestrels influences interactions with other bird species.
Juvenile Red-footed Boobies gather close to the colony to practice their foraging skills.
How does Cinnamon Teal incubation behavior vary with environmental conditions?
Rufous-capped Warblers adjust their songs to the social context.
Who do some birds remove eggs from their nest?
Can Darwin’s finches adapt to invasive predators and urbanization?
Experimental study finds sexual segregation in time and space.
How do urban gulls utilize their environment?