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Great tit and blue tit. Credit: Nataba, Adobe Stock images

Watching TV helps birds make better food choices

20 Feb 2020
By watching videos of each other eating, blue tits and great tits can learn to avoid foods that taste disgusting and are potentially toxic, a new...
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Birds learn from each other’s ‘disgust’, enabling insects to evolve bright colours

18 Dec 2017
A new study of TV-watching great tits reveals how they learn through observation. Social interactions within a predator species can have “evolutionary...
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A cuckoo chick ejects a reed warbler egg from a nest

Neighbourhood watch and more: how reed warblers watch out when there’s a cuckoo about

22 Jan 2016
A study of reed warbler behaviour reveals for the first time that in assessing the risks posed by cuckoos the birds combine information from multiple...
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