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Beavers facilitate Teals at different scales

By Petri Nummi|2021-03-05T15:10:27+00:0011 Jun 2018|Breeding, habitat, wetlands|

Favouring beavers promotes biodiversity, including waterbirds

More to “little brown jobs” than meets the eye

By Emily WILLIAMS|2021-04-22T12:31:09+00:0018 Dec 2017|behaviour, Breeding, territory occupancy|

Unexpected breeding dispersal behavior in the Grasshopper Sparrow

The heat is on for British birds

By James Pearce-Higgins|2021-04-22T13:04:59+00:006 Dec 2017|biodiversity, bird communities, bird movements, Bird Protection, Breeding, Breeding Bird Survey, climate change, distribution, ecology, habitat, Migration, monitoring, Nest Record Scheme, News, phenology, population dynamics, survey, Wetland Bird Survey|

What is the evidence for climate change? How will UK bird communities adapt?

Parrots in an urban jungle

By Johanne Martens|2021-05-19T09:37:57+00:0016 Oct 2017|Breeding, nesting, parrot, Urban birds|

Winters are fine, cars are not – wild parrots in Germany

Early birds do not catch the “extra worm”

By Barbara Mizumo Tomotani|2021-06-08T13:48:28+00:0011 Sep 2017|Breeding, extra pair paternity, migrant|

Pied Flycatchers do not gain more extra-pair paternity by arriving earlier

Drab females are warm mothers

By Masaru Hasegawa|2021-10-18T14:33:30+00:0017 Oct 2016|Breeding, feathers, incubation, mate selection, nesting, plumage|

Less pigmented females have warm brood patches

The secret sex life of the Brown-headed Nuthatch

By Kin-Lan Han|2021-11-16T14:22:00+00:0027 Jun 2016|Breeding, cooperative breeding, extra pair paternity, forest birds, Genetics, parental care|

Is there extra-pair paternity in the cooperatively breeding Brown-headed Nuthatch?

What do Great Tit pairs talk about?

By Ingrid Boucaud|2021-11-18T14:47:36+00:0018 Apr 2016|behaviour, Breeding, communications, nesting, pair communications, parental care|

Great tit pairs discuss at the nest during breeding, but why?

Avian camouflage really does hinder predators

By Martin Stevens|2021-11-26T14:06:47+00:007 Mar 2016|adaptation, behaviour, Breeding, camouflage, cryptic, eggs, evolution, habitat|

Camouflage does protect nesting birds from being eaten

Eagles and agriculture can co-exist

By Megan Murgatroyd|2021-11-26T14:16:08+00:0029 Feb 2016|agriculture, Breeding, land use, productivity, raptors|

Good news! Land use change is not necessarily detrimental to Verreaux’s Eagles

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