
Type A Trichomonas Was More Than Twice as Prevalent in British Birds at Supplementary-fed Sites
Type A of the bird parasite Trichomonas gallinae was more than twice as prevalent in British birds at…
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Type A of the bird parasite Trichomonas gallinae was more than twice as prevalent in British birds at…
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Among 2,533 wild birds from 69 species in southern France, Usutu virus RNA was detected in 12.0% and…
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An integrated analysis of 60 adult male house sparrows from Mitrovica, Drenas and rural Ujmir found higher lead,…
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A Sri Lankan survey of 185 active nests found stronger links to specific building structures than to broad…
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Museum specimens show that Catalonia’s house sparrows were once more genetically connected; modern populations are fragmented despite retaining…
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Researchers monitoring 37 nests in Madhya Pradesh found that building cavities dominated nest-site use and documented high local…
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Colour-marking in Alcoy, eastern Spain, showed declining apparent survival from 2017 to 2020. Adult males averaged about 48%…
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Surveys across five towns found tree sparrows most strongly associated with green suburban zones, while house sparrows concentrated…
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A city-wide study in southern Mexico linked lower numbers of native rufous-collared sparrows primarily to noise, while house…
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A nine-year field study in India found no clear difference in house sparrow breeding success among nest boxes…
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All five measured metals and metalloids were detected across the 100 house sparrow eggshells selected for chemical analysis,…
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House sparrows differed in how strongly their glucocorticoid levels changed between adequate and restricted food. Cross-fostering and quantitative…
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In Missouri and Illinois, avian malaria was detected in 24.1% of house sparrows but 11.6% of Eurasian tree…
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