Aspects of breeding biology and social organization in the Scissor-tailed Flycatcher

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A two-year study of Scissor-tailed Flycatchers in southwestern Oklahoma revealed minimal extra-pair copulations in their mating patterns and the adults' feeding of nestlings and aggressive responses to predators. Nest building, incubation and brooding of young were tasks managed solely by female Flycatchers.

author: Regosin, Jonathan V., Pruett-Jones, Stephen
Analysis, Muscicapidae, Flycatchers, Social hierarchy in animals, Dominance (Animal behavior)

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Patterns of flock size, diet, and vigilance of naturalized monk parakeets in Hyde Park, Chicago

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Research examining the behavior of monk parakeets residing in Hyde Park in Chicago, United States, is presented. Particular attention is given to behavior exhibiting tendencies of vigilance, as well as to the birds' diet and flock sizes.

author: South, Jason M., Pruett-Jones, Stephen
Environmental aspects, Chicago, Illinois

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Lilac-crowned parrot diet and food resource availability: resource tracing by a parrot seed predator

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Research is presented concerning the spacial variation in habitat use by Lilac-crowned parrots who feed on pre-dispersal seeds in deciduous and semi-deciduous forests in western Mexico.

author: Renton, Katherine
Mexico, Natural history, Birds, Animal dispersal

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subjects list: Behavior, Parrots
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