Cowbird
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- Nest Predation by Brown-Headed Cowbirds (Molothrus Ater)
- Competition for Life, And... Parasitism in Birds
- Parental-Care Parasitism: How Do Unrelated Offspring Attain Acceptance by Foster Parents?
- Download the Three Year Summary Report
- An Invasive Paper Wasp, Polistes Dominulus
- Brood Parasitism
- Appendix 4 Biological Technical Report
- Great Spotted Cuckoos Improve Their Reproductive Success by Damaging Magpie Host Eggs
- Appendix H – Wildlife and Plants
- Reproductive Success of Southwestern Willow Flycatchers in the Cliff-Gila Valley, New Mexico
- American Prairie Bioblitz Report (2011)
- The Young Cowbird: Average Or Optimal Nestling?
- Cuckoos, Cowbirds and the Persistence of Brood Parasitism Rachael Winfree
- Variation in Multicomponent Recognition Cues Alters Egg Rejection Decisions: a Test of the Optimal Acceptance Threshold Hypothes
- Effects and Associations of The
- Brown-Headed Cowbird Control Program
- Nesting Success of the Yellow Warbler in a Disturbed Riparian
- Lake Tahoe Watershed Assessment: Volume II