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Well, that's fun. Link to the paper if you're curious: besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
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Read the free Plain Language Summary for this article on the Journal blog.
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Behavioural co‐option of plant secondary compounds by a cavity‐nesting bird is an adaptation against competition and predation
I'm spending less time on social media lately, but I wanted to share that I have a story in the spring issue of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology magazine, about the story behind Red-breasted Nuthatches' quirky habit of painting the entrances of their nest cavities with pine resin. 🪶
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A simple series of experiments looked into why Red-breasted Nuthatches use sticky conifer resin to defend against nest predators and competitors.
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Why Do Nuthatches Coat Their Nest Entrances With Sap?
Rebecca Heisman
Catherine Sheard