While foraging strategies of animals may be shaped by the distribution of their food
resources, these strategies in turn also affect the ecology and evolution of their resources. In …

With the current global concerns about pollinators, relationships between species
interactions and diversity are pivotal. If pollinator communities depend strongly on the …

Biological communities are increasingly faced with novel urban habitats and their response
may depend on a combination of biological and habitat traits. The response of pollinator …

Nectar-feeding birds, such as honeyeaters, sunbirds, and sugarbirds, usually occupy
habitats in which distributions of particular plant species, individual plants, and flowers are …

Community-level studies have shown that plant–pollinator interactions are much more
generalized than previously expected. Consequently, many authors have questioned the …

Globally, people feed wild animals to interact with nature. Attracting nectarivorous birds to
gardens using artificial nectar feeders is increasingly popular, yet little is known about its …

Variability in spatial and temporal patterning of flowering by populations of rainforest trees
fed upon by honeyeaters and flower‐visiting parrots was studied for 2 years in lowland …

Urbanization is a widespread and rapidly growing threat to biodiversity, therefore we need a
predictive understanding of its effects on species and ecosystem processes. In this paper we …

Sunbirds (Nectarinia spp.) feeding at the East African mint Leonotis nepetifolia encounter
great variations in the nectar contents of flowers blooming in dense fields. The dispersion …

Nectarivorous birds, particularly sunbirds, are important pollinators of plants in the Cape
Flora of South Africa, being responsible for pollinating approximately 5% of plant species …