Flight
A look at the special issue of Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B, examining how flying animals respond to the challenges – and opportunities – that come with moving in a medium that is, itself, on the move.
Seed dispersal by scatter-hoarding corvids
Mutualism with food-storing birds helps tree populations on the move
Diet of a threatened island pigeon
Foraging strategy of the Red-headed Wood Pigeon in disturbed islands
Birdfields
Improving foraging conditions for Montagu’s Harriers
Puffins have an eye for small fry
Visual fields in auks
Parental resource allocation varies throughout offspring development
Response to changing offspring energy demands
Food-stealing in an avian assemblage
Effects of klepto-parasitism on feeding waders
What more can helpers give?
What help brings most benefit?
Range expansion of non-native Acacia species: Acacia cyclops and birds
Do birds disperse non-native plants?
The globally threatened Aquatic Warbler
Do we know enough to save it?