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1. Effects of experimental nest treatment with herbs on ectoparasites and body condition of nestlings
2. Nest Design and Breeding Success: Replicability of Methodologies and Research Findings in Secondary Hole Nesting Passerines
3. Development of nestling blue tits (
Cyanistes caeruleus
) is affected by experimental addition of aromatic plants
4. Cavity type influences abundance of nest‐dwelling avian blow flies: an experiment with tree swallows
5. Determinants of external and blood parasite load in African penguins (
Spheniscus demersus
) admitted for rehabilitation
6. Progression in the bacterial load during the breeding season in nest boxes occupied by the Blue Tit and its potential impact on hatching or fledging success
7. An experimental demonstration that house finches add cigarette butts in response to ectoparasites
8. Causes and Consequences of Intraspecific Variation in Nesting Behaviors: Insights from Blue Tits and Great Tits
9. Tidal flooding is associated with lower ectoparasite intensity in nests of the Saltmarsh Sparrow (
Ammodramus caudacutus
)
10. A review of available methods and description of a new method for eliminating ectoparasites from bird nests
11. A review of the nest protection hypothesis: does inclusion of fresh green plant material in birds’ nests reduce parasite infestation?
12. Effects of ectoparasites on seasonal variation in quality of nestling Tree Swallows (Tachycinetabicolor)
13. Green Plant Material in Avian Nests
14. Interacting effects of aromatic plants and female age on nest-dwelling ectoparasites and blood-sucking flies in avian nests
15. Aromatic plants in nests of blue tits: positive effects on nestlings
16. Blue tits (Cyanistes caeruleus) respond to an experimental change in the aromatic plant odour composition of their nest
17. Aromatic plants in blue tit Cyanistes caeruleus nests: no negative effect on blood-sucking Protocalliphora blow fly larvae
18. A simple trapping method to estimate abundances of blood-sucking flying insects in avian nests
19. Experimental addition of greenery reduces flea loads in nests of a non‐greenery using species, the tree swallow
Tachycineta bicolor
20. Nest design and the abundance of parasitic
Protocalliphora
blow flies in two hole-nesting passerines