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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230522435n in the availability of prey, climatic factors, predation risk and social factors have all turned out to be important. The interaction between different factors in socially feeding species may be complex, even in those feeding in single-species flocks. In mixed flocks, the situation may be further

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-98669-2al heterogeneities in an otherwise continuous distribution, such as the occurrence of earthworms in a field. Whichever form it takes, patchiness in food resources has important consequences for the foraging strategies we should expect predators to adopt (e.g. Pyke .. 1977, Krebs 1978, 1979, Krebs an

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species to select fields with high surface densities and predictable spatial distributions of earthworms, and areas within fields where worms are locally abundant. Locating rich feeding areas, however, is only one problem facing hungry birds. Earthworms occur at different depths in the soil, in dif

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Basic Rules for the Use of Visual Resources,titors. Both finding limited resources and avoiding predation and exploitation, however, may require considerable investment of time and energy in scanning the environment, because resource availability and encounters with predators and competitors tend to be unpredictable in time and space. The nee

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Appearances: Broadcasting and Dress,by stealing earthworms from foraging lapwings. In the preceding chapters, it has also become clear that the arrival of gulls in a flock and their kleptoparasitic activity has a complex effect on time budgeting, feeding efficiency and flock dynamics in both lapwings and golden plovers.

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