Mobs rule for great tit neighbours
(Phys.org) -- Great tits are more likely to join defensive mobs with birds in nearby nests that are ‘familiar neighbours’ rather than new arrivals, Oxford University research has found.
Mobs rule for great tit neighbours
(Phys.org) -- Great tits are more likely to join defensive mobs with birds in nearby nests that are ‘familiar neighbours’ rather than new arrivals, Oxford University research has found.
Fri 27 Apr 12 from Phys.org
Songbirds gang up with neighbours
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Wed 25 Apr 12 from BBC News
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Wed 25 Apr 12 from Livescience
Mobs rule for great tit neighbors
Great tits are more likely to join defensive mobs with birds in nearby nests that are 'familiar neighbours' rather than new arrivals, new research has found.
Tue 1 May 12 from ScienceDaily
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