E. F. Cole

Age-specificity in territory quality and spatial structure in a wild bird population

The paper examines spatial age structure in a wild bird population and finds little spatial age structure compared to territory quality and reproductive structure.

Environmental similarity between relatives reduces heritability of reproductive timing in wild great tits

The paper shows that environmental similarity between relatives reduces heritability estimates of reproductive timing in great tits by accounting for shared environments.

The demographic drivers of cultural evolution in bird song: a multilevel study

This study investigates how demographic factors influence cultural evolution in bird song using a multi-generational dataset of Great Tits.

A densely sampled and richly annotated acoustic dataset from a wild bird population

The paper presents a large acoustic dataset of wild Great Tits and discusses its potential applications in studying bird vocal behavior.

Information use in foraging flocks of songbirds - no evidence for social transmission of patch quality

This study investigates whether songbirds use social information about food patch profitability, finding no evidence for social transmission of patch quality.

Wild songbirds exhibit consistent individual differences in inter-specific social behaviour

The paper examines individual differences in heterospecific social behavior in wild songbirds and finds consistent variation in social strategies across species.