A. N. G. Kirschel

This study shows that natural low-frequency ocean noise drives frequency shifts in non-passerine bird songs, indicating an adaptive response to avoid masking and improve communication.

The study shows female birds sing in response to higher-pitched male songs, suggesting they assess male size and threat level during territory defense.

The study reassesses the breeding success of Eleonora's falcon in Cyprus using diverse survey methods, finding higher breeding success than previously estimated.

The paper shows that using tape lures to play bird songs significantly increases both target and non-target bird captures in illegal trapping on Cyprus.

The paper shows that bird song traits converge in sympatric zones of two antbird species, contradicting classic character displacement theory and suggesting social selection drives this pattern.