Simple Summary On a global scale, about 20% of bird species nest in tree cavities, and
many of these species will utilise artificial nestboxes. Homeowners often add nestboxes to …

Vocal responses to anthropogenic noise have been documented in several species of
songbird. However, only a few studies have investigated whether these adjustments are …

Although previous studies have related variations in environmental noise levels with
alterations in communication behaviors of birds, little work has investigated the potential …

With over half of the global human population living in urban regions, urban ecosystems
may now represent the contemporary and future human environment. Consisting of green …

Across much of North America, populations of American Kestrels (Falco sparverius) have
been in decline for decades (Farmer et al. 2008, Farmer and Smith 2009, Smallwood et al …

Humans have long provided nest boxes in a widespread and popular effort to augment
nesting sites for cavity‐nesting birds. Nest boxes, however, may provide easy access for …

For some, golf courses are green oases of nature, while others see only toxic scars on the
landscape. This review develops a less dichotomous approach by synthesizing all research …

Nest boxes are commonly erected in managed landscapes such as backyards, golf courses
and parks, attracting cavity-nesting birds to habitats they would not otherwise occupy …

We assessed features characterizing the most attractive nest sites for Sialia sialis (Eastern
Bluebird) in an urban setting, hypothesizing that noise and availability of open grass would …

Improving our understanding of birds' diets is vital to avian conservation efforts. Once we
know which arthropod groups are most important to birds and why, we will be better …