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Birds, Volume 4, Issue 3

September 2023 - 3 articles

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Articles (3)

  • Article
  • Open Access
6 Citations
2,774 Views
11 Pages

23 August 2023

Over evolutionary times, the eye has acquired several adaptations to improve feeding efficiency and reduce predation pressure. Eye size, in particular, represents a target for selection, as it affects light capture and image resolution. Previous rese...

  • Communication
  • Open Access
1 Citations
3,979 Views
7 Pages

Leash Status of Approaching Dogs Mediates Escape Modality but Not Flight-Initiation Distance in a Common Urban Bird

  • Skye C. Barnett,
  • Wouter F. D. van Dongen,
  • Roan D. Plotz and
  • Michael A. Weston

25 July 2023

Controversy exists around owned dogs’ impacts in public open spaces, with concerns about dogs’ impact on wildlife, including birds. Leashing dogs in public open spaces offers a tractable way of reducing dogs’ deleterious impacts on...

  • Article
  • Open Access
4 Citations
4,526 Views
15 Pages

Perceptions of Birds by Urban Residents in an Australian Regional City and Implications for Conservation

  • Brendan S. Champness,
  • James A. Fitzsimons,
  • Dave Kendal and
  • Grant C. Palmer

13 July 2023

Given the prevalence of common and threatened bird species within cities, more research is necessary to determine human attitudes to urban birds and how this may affect conservation in urban areas In Australia, few studies have considered the impact...

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