Avian Mobbing Response is Restricted by Territory Boundaries: Experimental Evidence from Two Species of Forest Warblers
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Food provisioning and parental status in songbirds: can occupancy models be used to estimate nesting performance?Clever strategists: Australian Magpies vary mobbing strategies, not intensity, relative to different species of predator.Negative effects of habitat loss on survival of migrant Warblers in a forest mosaic.Can settlement in natal-like habitat explain maladaptive habitat selection?Predator encounters have spatially extensive impacts on parental behaviour in a breeding bird community.Social information trumps vegetation structure in breeding-site selection by a migrant songbird.
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Avian Mobbing Response is Restricted by Territory Boundaries: Experimental Evidence from Two Species of Forest Warblers
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Avian Mobbing Response is Rest ...... Two Species of Forest Warblers
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Adam S. Hadley
Matthew G. Betts
Patrick J. Doran
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10.1111/J.1439-0310.2005.01109.X
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2005-09-01T00:00:00Z