An ecological paradox: More woodland predators and less artificial nest predation in landscapes colonized by noisy miners

Despotic, high-impact species and the subcontinental scale control of avian assemblage structure

(2011) Ralph Mac Nally et al.   ECOLOGY

Relative influence of habitat modification and interspecific competition on woodland bird assemblages in eastern Australia

(2011) M. Maron et al.   EMU

The causes of decline of birds of eucalypt woodlands: advances in our knowledge over the last 10 years

(2011) Hugh A. Ford   EMU

Weak effect of edges on avian nesting success in fragmented and forested landscapes in Ontario, Canada

(2010) Karla J. Falk et al.   LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY

An overview of the ecology, management and conservation of Australia’s temperate woodlands

(2010) David Lindenmayer et al.   ECOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT & RESTORATION

Nesting, foraging and aggression of Noisy Miners relative to road edges in an extensive Queensland forest

(2009) Martine Maron   EMU

Interspecific competition and conservation management of continuous subtropical woodlands

(2009) Alison L. Howes et al.   WILDLIFE RESEARCH

A BREEDING BIRD CENSUS AND NESTING SUCCESS IN CENTRAL AMERICA

(2008) Alexander F. Skutch   IBIS

AGONISTIC AND SPACING BEHAVIOUR OF THE NOISY MINER MANORINA MELANOCEPHALA, A COMMUNALLY BREEDING HONEYEATER

(2008) DOUGLAS D. DOW   IBIS

The contribution of artificial nest experiments to understanding avian reproductive success: a review of methods and conclusions

(2008) RICHARD E. MAJOR et al.   IBIS

The effect of human observers on the intensity of nest predation

(2008) RICHARD E. MAJOR   IBIS

Protective nesting associations in birds

(2008) JOHN L. QUINN et al.   IBIS