Errata Notes
The presentations below have been added/changed.
Thursday 21 August ［Room 3］ o19 Migration 1
16:30 o19-1 Martina S. Muller, Bruno Massa, Richard A. Phillips, Giacomo Dell’Omo
Going the distance: Shared duration and destination of overwintering in pairs of Scopoli’s shearwaters (Calonectris diomedea)
16:48 o19-2 Julia Bojarinova, Olga Babushkina
The role of endogenous rhythm in movements of facultative migrants
17:06 o19-3 Christoph Manuel Meier, Raul Aymi, Hakan Karaardic, Pavel Zehtindjiev, Felix Liechti
To be at the right place at the right time - individual timing of annual life history events by a trans-Sahara migrant
17:24 o19-4 Annette L. Fayet, Akiko Shoji, Dave Boyle, Chris Perrins, Tim Guilford
Dispersion, route fidelity and within-pair coordination: the mysterious migration of the Atlantic Puffin
17：42 o19-5 R.F.H. Ribot 1, J. McEvoy A.T.D. Bennett
Time to move: Nomadic Black Swans (Cygnus atratus) in arid Australia following La Niña floods

Tuesday 19 August ［Room 7］ o06 Reproductive Behaviour
16:30 o06-1 Raivo Mand, Elo Rasmann, Marko Magi
When a male changes his ways: sex differences in feeding behaviour in the Pied Flycatcher
16:48 o06-2 Horie Sayaka, Takagi Masaoki
Male Daito white-eyes improve nest positioning skills by learning the threat of two nest predators
17:06 o06-3 Jared Wilson-Aggarwal, Martin Stevens, Claire Spottiswoode, Jolyon Troscianko
Microhabitat selection in ground nesting birds
17:24 o06-4 Bin-Yan Hsu, Martina S. Muller, Cor Dijkstra, Ton G.G. Groothuis
Solving a paradox: context-dependent effects of maternal testosterone in the Rock Pigeon (Columba livia) and its causes and consequences
17:42 o06-5 John Quinn, Ella F Cole, Amy Hinks, Julie Morand-Ferron
Provisioning behaviour correlates with the reactive-proactive personality axis among Great Tits in the wild

Tuesday 19 August ［Room 5］ o08 Evolution
16:30 o08-1 Maude Wheeler Baldwin, Yasuka Toda, Tomoya Nakagita, Mary O’Connell, Kirk C. Klasing, Takumi Misaka, Scott V. Edwards,
Stephen D. Liberles
The evolution of sweet taste perception in a nectar-feeding bird
16:48 o08-2 Jonathan S. Pelegrin-Ramirez, Juan L Cantalapiedra, Manuel Hernandez Fernandez
Macroevolutionary processes in non-passeriform birds (Aves) at the global scale.
17:06 o08-3 Juan Carlos T Gonzalez, Ben C Sheldon, Joseph A Tobias
Tracing the evolution of casque ornamentation in hornbills
17:24 o08-4 Camilo Sanin
Is density-dependent diversification in North American wood warblers an artifact of species delimitation?
17:42 o08-5 X. Wang, J. A. Clarke
Forelimb disparity of water birds in a phylogenetic context

Tuesday 19 August ［Room 9］ S20 Avian nest predation: New perspectives
10:03 s20-1k Thomas E Martin, Juan Carlos Oteyza
Nest predation influences on life history strategies
10:30 s20-2k Robert D Magrath, Tonya M Haff
Acoustic communication, surveillance and eavesdropping by young under the risk of predation
10:57 s20-3 Anna D. Chalfoun, Kenneth A. Schmidt, Matthew G. Hethcoat
Adaptive breeding site selection in the face of nest predation: Is it for the birds?
11:19 s20-4 Anastasia Popovkina, Mikhail Soloviev, Viktor Golovnyuk, Gleb Sedash
Nest survival in Arctic-breeding shorebirds in relation to activity of predators and nest site characteristics
11:41 s20-5 J.D. Ibáñez-Álamo, L. Arco, O. Chastel, M. Soler
Blackbird (Turdus merula) nestlings treated with corticosterone or testosterone fail to respond to the risk of nest predation［Room 2］ S41 Persistent organic pollutants - lasting problems and new aspects in migratory birds
15:03 s41-1k Maris Strazds
The Black Stork―a New “Kid on the (Contamination) Stage”―New and/or Previously Unnoticed Aspects of DDE Impact
15:27 s41-2k Anders Bignert, Bjorn Helander
Monitoring of contaminants and their effects in the Common Guillemot and the White-tailed Sea Eagle
15:57 s41-3 Miguel A Mora, Bryce Durgin, Edward Jones
Fifty years after Silent spring: temporal and latitudinal trends of DDE in North American birds over the last three decades
16:19 s41-4 Björn O. Helander
Effects of contaminants on reproduction in the White-tailed Sea Eagle Effects of contaminants on reproduction in the White-tailed Sea Eagle
16:41 s41-5 Jan-Dieter Ludwigs, Michael Riffel
Focal bird species in neotropical soybean and rice fields for pesticide registration purposes

The below poster sessions are changed to oral presentations.
8/19 15:00-16:30 p01-024 Male Daito white-eyes improve nest positioning skills by learning the threat of two nest predators
8/19 15:00-16:30 p06-004 Forelimb disparity of water birds in a phylogenetic context
8/23 15:00-16:30 p08-025 Time to move: Nomadic Black Swans (Cygnus atratus) in arid Australia following La Niña floods

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Date

Time

SessionStarting Time

Room

Session ID

Session Theme

st0163 Understanding and Quantifying the Colour Patterns of Birds

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 2

s07-1k

S07 To understand what birds actually see: toward a newer synthesis of visual perception and methods to study coloration

st0465 Colour to birds and to humans: why is it so different?

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 2s07-2k

S07 To understand what birds actually see: toward a newer synthesis of visual perception and methods to study coloration

st0844 Using multispectral imaging to study bird coloration

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 2

s07-3

S07 To understand what birds actually see: toward a newer synthesis of visual perception and methods to study coloration

Color characteristics of delayed plumage maturation in the male Red-flanked Bluetail Tarsiger
Concurrent Symposia
cyanurus.

8/19 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 2

s07-4

S07 To understand what birds actually see: toward a newer synthesis of visual perception and methods to study coloration

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 2

s07-5

S07 To understand what birds actually see: toward a newer synthesis of visual perception and methods to study coloration

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 7s10-1kS10 Physiological factors influencing migratory strategies

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 7s10-2kS10 Physiological factors influencing migratory strategies

st0010 Corticosterone and migratory fueling in Northern Wheatears facing different barrier crossings Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 7

s10-3

S10 Physiological factors influencing migratory strategies

st0772 Physiological strategies for stopover in migrating songbirds after barrier crossing in spring

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 7

s10-4

S10 Physiological factors influencing migratory strategies

The Endemic Amami Jay (Garrulus lidthi), invasive Small Indian Mongoose, and other alien
Concurrent Symposia
organisms : a 21st century investigation of island aliens for improved ecosystem management

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 3s11-1k

S11 Invasive species and Pacific island bird conservation

st0458st0856 A novel method for quantifying egg patterns using HLAC
st0072The stress of stopping over: oxidative stress associated with long-duration flights and its
implications for the ecology of migrants at stopover sites

st0265 Hormonal regulation of the fuel metabolism in migrating birds

st0160st0271 Population Viability Analysis for Swinhoe’s Storm Petrels on Chilbal-do Islet, Korea

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 3s11-2k

S11 Invasive species and Pacific island bird conservation

st0820 Impact of invasive predators on Okinawa and Guam Rails

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 3s11-3

S11 Invasive species and Pacific island bird conservation

st0786 Behavioural changes in an invasive parasitic fly and its avian hosts, the Darwin’s finches.

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 3s11-4

S11 Invasive species and Pacific island bird conservation

st0326 The spread of the Spur-winged Plover (Vanellus miles novaehollandiae) in New ZealandConcurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 3s11-5

S11 Invasive species and Pacific island bird conservation

Locomotor transitions in birds: the evolution of wing propelled diving as a case study in
Concurrent Symposia
parsing patterns of character evolution associated with acquisition of a novel locomotor mode

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 4s12-1kS12 Evolution and behavioral adaptation of waterbirds flying in the air and in the water

st0624

st0425 Comparative analyses of swim speed in marine vertebrates

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 4s12-2kS12 Evolution and behavioral adaptation of waterbirds flying in the air and in the waterst0595 Is the evolution of avian locomotion driven by biomechanics or physiology?

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 4s12-3

S12 Evolution and behavioral adaptation of waterbirds flying in the air and in the water

st0157 Why do penguins inhale before diving?

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 4s12-4

S12 Evolution and behavioral adaptation of waterbirds flying in the air and in the waterst0504

Functional morphology of wing musculature of extinct flightless Mancalline Auks (Alcidae,
Mancallinae)

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 4s12-5

S12 Evolution and behavioral adaptation of waterbirds flying in the air and in the water

st0040

Learn for life: teaching predator recognition boosts survival of inexperienced individuals in agroup-living bird species

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 6s15-1kS15 Social complexity, vocal communication and cooperation

st0618 Vocal communication and cooperation in socially-complex species

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 6s15-2kS15 Social complexity, vocal communication and cooperation

st0022 Heterospecific responses to mobbing calls

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 6s15-3

S15 Social complexity, vocal communication and cooperation

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 6s15-4

S15 Social complexity, vocal communication and cooperation

st0173 Mobbing calls of Japanese great tits signal predator type to both parents and offspring

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 6s15-5

S15 Social complexity, vocal communication and cooperation

st0081 Studying ecosystem connectivity with radar – recent findings and future perspectives.

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 8s16-1k

S16 Radar Aeroecology

st0194 Recent and on-going advancements in radar aeroecology: A physicist’s perspective

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 8s16-2k

S16 Radar Aeroecology

st0602 Continental-scale radar monitoring of the aerial movements of animals

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 8s16-3

S16 Radar Aeroecology

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 8s16-4

S16 Radar Aeroecology

st0168 Convergent Patterns of Long-distance Nocturnal Migration in Passerines and Moths

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 8s16-5

S16 Radar Aeroecology

st0916 Nest predation influences on life history strategies

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 9s20-1kS20 Avian nest predation: New perspectives

st0936 Acoustic communication, surveillance and eavesdropping by young under the risk of predation Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 9s20-2kS20 Avian nest predation: New perspectives

st0138st0871

Female counter-singing: complex social networks and song learning abilities in New Zealand
Bellbirds (Anthornis melanura)

Weather radar observations of bird stopover distributions along the northern Gulf coast of
Mexico during spring migration

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st0938 Adaptive breeding site selection in the face of nest predation: Is it for the birds?

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Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 9s20-3

S20 Avian nest predation: New perspectives

st0234

Nest survival in Arctic-breeding shorebirds in relation to activity of predators and nest sitecharacteristics

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 9s20-4

S20 Avian nest predation: New perspectives

st0991

Blackbird (Turdus merula) nestlings treated with corticosterone or testosterone fail to respondConcurrent Symposia
to the risk of nest predation

8/19 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 2

s20-5

S20 Avian nest predation: New perspectives

st0802

Nutritional wisdom: How do birds balance their food choices with the dynamics of fluctuating
nutrient needs?

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 5s42-1k

S42 Nutritional satisfaction: new perspectives on how birds acquire necessary energy and nutrients

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 5s42-2k

S42 Nutritional satisfaction: new perspectives on how birds acquire necessary energy and nutrients

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 5s42-3

S42 Nutritional satisfaction: new perspectives on how birds acquire necessary energy and nutrients

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 5

s42-4

S42 Nutritional satisfaction: new perspectives on how birds acquire necessary energy and nutrients

st0350 Biofilm grazing: missing link in shorebird ecology (satisfaction from “snot”)
st0167The importance of salt-tolerance in the energetic trade-offs of migratory Dark-bellied Brent
Geesest0141 Geese surfing the green wave: a comparison of three flyways differing in predictability
st0101

Interference competition in a sexually dimorphic shorebird: prey behaviour explains why thedominant sex suffers and the subordinate does not

Concurrent Symposia

8/19 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 5s42-5

S42 Nutritional satisfaction: new perspectives on how birds acquire necessary energy and nutrients

st0140Evolution of wing-propelled diving in the Pan-Alcidae: integration of phylogeny, fossils, bone
histology and endocranial anatomy

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 8o01-1

o01 Biogeography & Paleontology

st0135

Exploring moving range edges in parapatric distributed passerines: of climate, genes andbiotic interactions

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 8o01-2

o01 Biogeography & Paleontology

st0756

An overview of the diversity and relationships of the mihirungs (Aves: Dromornithidae),enigmatic giant flightless fowl of Australia

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 8o01-3

o01 Biogeography & Paleontology

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 8o01-4

o01 Biogeography & Paleontology

Biogeography of the Neotropical genus Malacoptila (Aves: Bucconidae) support the influence
Concurrent Oral Sessionsof Andean uplift and the reconfiguration of the Amazon basin as primary triggers of speciation

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 8o01-5

o01 Biogeography & Paleontology

st0529 Gondwanian relationships of the Early Eocene bird fauna of Australia
st0724st0607 Listening to nature’s views

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 3o02-1

o02 Bird-human interactions

st0243 Relating species traits to extinction risk from the pet bird trade in Southeast Asia

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 3o02-2

o02 Bird-human interactions

st0493 Antarctic seabirds as indicators of anthropogenic influences

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 3o02-3

o02 Bird-human interactions

st0155

Understanding attacks by Kea (Nestor notabilis), an endemic high country parrot, on sheep in
Concurrent Oral Sessions
New Zealand

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 3o02-4

o02 Bird-human interactions

st0694

Factors affecting bycatch of Black-Browed Albatross and Wandering Albatross: relationshipbetween distribution and bycatch probabilities

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 3o02-5

o02 Bird-human interactions

st0865

Individual differences in taste perception & dietary wariness in European Starlings: causes
and consequences

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 2

o03-1

o03 Cognition & Signalling

st0766

Olfactory signalling in a highly divergent species complex: the Crimson Rosella (Platycercus
elegans)

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 2o03-2

o03 Cognition & Signalling

st0665

Hotshots and Hotspots: local spatial heterogeneity in life-history variation and signal content ofConcurrent Oral Sessions
UV structural colours in a socially monogamous passerine

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 2

o03-3

o03 Cognition & Signallingst0444 Effect of a fluctuating environment on multimodal signals

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 2

o03-4

o03 Cognition & Signallingst0447 The Colour of an Entire Avifauna: Understanding Chromatic Variability of Australian Birds

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 2

o03-5

o03 Cognition & Signallingst0018 Hierarchical community models for analysing species- and density-area relationships

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 6

o04-1

o04 Community Ecology 1

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 6

o04-2

o04 Community Ecology 1

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 6

o04-3

o04 Community Ecology 1

st0735Do long term patterns of bird assemblage dynamics imply interspecific competition? Nullmodel analyses of species associations.

st0025 Abiotic versus biotic constraints on the elevational distributions of Andean birds.
st0623Population and community-level niche conservatism in antbirds (Thamnophilidae) along a
tropical elevational gradient

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 6

o04-4

o04 Community Ecology 1

st0086

Contrasting avian community transitions from lowland to submontane forest on a variety of
Bornean mountains

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 6

o04-5

o04 Community Ecology 1

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 4o05-1

o05 Conservation Techniques

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 4o05-2

o05 Conservation Techniques

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 4o05-3

o05 Conservation Techniques

st0147 Applications of unmanned vehicle systems to bird studies
st0530At-sea experiment to evaluate the effectiveness of multiple mitigation measures on pelagic
longline operations in the western North Pacificst0616 A world review of seabird translocation and social attraction projects

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st0649 Use of marine radar to evaluate collision risk of migrants with wind turbines
st0249Translocation of Asian houbara bustards (Chlamydotis macqueenii): current knowledge,
constraints and future directions

st0037 When a male changes his ways: sex differences in feeding behaviour in the Pied Flycatcher
st0156

Male Daito white-eyes improve nest positioning skills by learning the threat of two nest
predators

st0517 Microhabitat selection in ground nesting birds

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Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 4o05-4

o05 Conservation Techniques

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 4o05-5

o05 Conservation Techniques

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 7o06-1

o06 Reproductive Behaviour

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 7o06-2

o06 Reproductive Behaviour

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 7o06-3

o06 Reproductive Behaviour

st0699Solving a paradox: context-dependent effects of maternal testosterone in the Rock Pigeon(Columba livia) and its causes and consequences

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 7o06-4

o06 Reproductive Behaviour

st0895

Provisioning behaviour correlates with the reactive-proactive personality axis among Great
Tits in the wild

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 7o06-5

o06 Reproductive Behaviour

st0041

Shorter natal dispersal distances at higher population densities in the Great Tit (Parus Major)
in both time and space

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 9o07-1

o07 Dispersal

st0613

Can population-specific variation in spatio-temporal migration patterns increase ourunderstanding of dispersal in migrants?

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 9o07-2

o07 Dispersal

st0130Discrete choice modeling of natal dispersal: “Choosing” where to breed from a finite set offragmented areas

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 9o07-3

o07 Dispersal

st0497Extreme weather events influence reproduction and trigger extraordinary movements ofBrown Dipper Cinclus pallasii in Taiwan

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 9o07-4

o07 Dispersal

st0197Long-distance dispersal results in a large-scale metapopulation of caspian terns in western
North America

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 9o07-5

o07 Dispersal

st0656 The evolution of sweet taste perception in a nectar-feeding bird

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 5o08-1

o08 Evolution

st0235 Macroevolutionary processes in non-passeriform birds (Aves) at the global scale.

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 5o08-2

o08 Evolution

st0822 Tracing the evolution of casque ornamentation in hornbills

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 5o08-3

o08 Evolution

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 5o08-4

o08 Evolution

st0231 Forelimb disparity of water birds in a phylogenetic context

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/19 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 5o08-5

o08 Evolution

st0453 Past, extant and future diversification patterns of Sino-Himalayan passerines

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 2s01-1k

S01 The avifauna of the Sino-Himalayas: history, ecology, (no?) future.

st0937

Phylogeographical patterns of birds in response to the Quaternary environmental changes on
Concurrent Symposia
the Tibetan Plateau and adjacent regions

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 2s01-2k

S01 The avifauna of the Sino-Himalayas: history, ecology, (no?) future.

st0053The Sino-Himalayan avifauna (S-HA) as a high power species pool for colonizing nearby
regions, mainly north/eastwards, in the course of Pleistocene glacial/interglacial alterations

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 2

s01-3

S01 The avifauna of the Sino-Himalayas: history, ecology, (no?) future.

st0177 The drivers of a mid-elevation peak in bird diversity of the eastern Himalayas, India

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 2

s01-4

S01 The avifauna of the Sino-Himalayas: history, ecology, (no?) future.

st0042 Interactions between climate, competition, and habitat in limiting Himalayan bird distributions

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 2

s01-5

S01 The avifauna of the Sino-Himalayas: history, ecology, (no?) future.

st0193 A history of ecological studies of birds in rice fields

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 3s02-1k

S02 Rice fields as a model system for studying bird ecology and conservation.

st0632 Avian responses to heterogeneity in rice fields at local, landscape and macro scales

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 3s02-2k

S02 Rice fields as a model system for studying bird ecology and conservation.

st0575 The recent decline of heron populations in Italy and the changes in rice cultivation practiceConcurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 3s02-3

S02 Rice fields as a model system for studying bird ecology and conservation.

st0057

Rice farming and duck interactions: looking at possible mutual benefits by testing post-harvest
Concurrent Symposia
practices and duck densities

8/20 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 3s02-4

S02 Rice fields as a model system for studying bird ecology and conservation.

st0591

Does Alternate Wetting and Drying have an impact on birds in rice
fields?

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 3s02-5

S02 Rice fields as a model system for studying bird ecology and conservation.

st0107 Breeding biology and conservation of old world Psittaciformes

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 9s05-1k

S05 Recent advances in the study of Psittaciformes: breeding biology, population ecology and phylogeography.

st0029 Phylogeography: its development in recent years and relevance to parrots

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 9s05-2k

S05 Recent advances in the study of Psittaciformes: breeding biology, population ecology and phylogeography.

st0363Is density-dependent diversification in North American wood warblers an artifact of speciesdelimitation?

st0095

Impact of invasive species on parrots – case studies in New Caledonia and Wallis & Futuna
Archipelago

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 9s05-3

S05 Recent advances in the study of Psittaciformes: breeding biology, population ecology and phylogeography.

st0416

Beak and feather disease virus in a wild parrot species complex (Platycercus elegans): host
predictors of prevalence and effects on breeding biology

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 9s05-4

S05 Recent advances in the study of Psittaciformes: breeding biology, population ecology and phylogeography.

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st0765

Reproduction in Blue-throated Macaws: factors limiting the recovery of a critically threatenedparrot under intense management.

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8/20 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 9s05-5

S05 Recent advances in the study of Psittaciformes: breeding biology, population ecology and phylogeography.

st0542 Seasonal change in the avian brain: energy, trade-offs, and remodelling

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 7s14-1kS14 Neural plasticity and the waxing and waning of cognition in birds

st0580 Variation in cognitive ability: causes and confounds

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 7s14-2kS14 Neural plasticity and the waxing and waning of cognition in birds

st0274

Transient transcriptomic profiling of pre-singing adult female Canary brain at the onset of
testosterone treatment

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 7s14-3

S14 Neural plasticity and the waxing and waning of cognition in birds

st0225

Changes in preferential response for a mate’s call in the budgerigar, a monogamous parrot(Melopsittacus undulatus)

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 7s14-4

S14 Neural plasticity and the waxing and waning of cognition in birds

st0576

Gonad-dependent and gonad-independent regulation of neural and behavioural plasticity insongbirds

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 7s14-5

S14 Neural plasticity and the waxing and waning of cognition in birds

st0059 Sensory mechanisms of long-distance navigation in migratory songbirds: a recent advance

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 4s22-1kS22 Sensory and molecular genetics mechanisms of migratory traits

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 4s22-2kS22 Sensory and molecular genetics mechanisms of migratory traits

st0007 Hierarchy of compass cues in migrating passerines: what is the role of the stellar compass?

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 4s22-3

S22 Sensory and molecular genetics mechanisms of migratory traits

st0047

Disentangling the behavioural and physiological mechanisms of magnetic compass
orientation and polarized light sensitivity in birds

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 4s22-4

S22 Sensory and molecular genetics mechanisms of migratory traits

st0056Structure and function of the two avian senses for direction and intensity of the geomagnetic
fieldConcurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 4s22-5

S22 Sensory and molecular genetics mechanisms of migratory traits

st0150Geographic morph-ratio cline in a host species with egg color polymorphism: selection
gradient versus gene flow

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 6s23-1kS23 Avian brood parasitism - novel findings and new puzzles

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 6s23-2kS23 Avian brood parasitism - novel findings and new puzzles

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 6

s23-3

S23 Avian brood parasitism - novel findings and new puzzles

st0376 Sex and seasonal differences in cognition in Brown-headed Cowbirds (Molothrus ater)

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 6

s23-4

S23 Avian brood parasitism - novel findings and new puzzles

st0774 Do Shining Cuckoos mimic the odours of their host?

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 6

s23-5

S23 Avian brood parasitism - novel findings and new puzzles

st0651 Peripheral mechanisms for birdsong diversity

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 5s26-1k

S26 Plasticity in birdsong production

st0405 Neural basis for adaptive adjustment of temporal structure in song of Bengalese Finches

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 5s26-2k

S26 Plasticity in birdsong production

st0301 Lateralization of song production and implications for song plasticity in Bengalese Finches

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 5

s26-3

S26 Plasticity in birdsong production

st0583 How vocal plasticity facilitates communication in birds

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 5

s26-4

S26 Plasticity in birdsong production

st0775 Involvement of the songbird song system in reproductive behaviour

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 5s26-5

S26 Plasticity in birdsong production

st0631 Antimicrobial functions of avian eggshells in an ecological context.

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 8s43-1k

S43 Ecological immunology at 30: a midlife crisis or newfound opportunity?

st0547

Genomic analyses of a migratory divide between two subspecies of the Willow Warbler
Phylloscopus trochilus

st0377 The evolvability of mimetic egg patterns: a new perspective
st0253

Absence of host aggression towards brood parasites in a multiple -cuckoo parasite system,
China

st0645

Linking gut microbiota composition to life-history and individual quality of arctic-breeding
shorebirds

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 8s43-2k

S43 Ecological immunology at 30: a midlife crisis or newfound opportunity?

st0254

Body condition and immune status as potential risk factors for avian influenza virus infection
in migratory birds

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 8s43-3

S43 Ecological immunology at 30: a midlife crisis or newfound opportunity?

st0182

Decision to breed in tropical Red-capped Lark (calandrella cinerea) is a balance between
reproduction and adequate immune defense against disease

Concurrent Symposia

8/20 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 8s43-4

S43 Ecological immunology at 30: a midlife crisis or newfound opportunity?

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 2

o09-1

o09 Community Ecology 2

Quantifying forest vertical structure to determine bird habitat quality in the Greenbelt Corridor,
Concurrent Oral Sessions
Denton, Texas

8/20 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 2

o09-2

o09 Community Ecology 2

st0153 Temporal partitioning to avoid soundspace overlap by bird communities
st0263st0508 Consequences of land use change for breeding birds at the German Coast

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 2

o09-3

o09 Community Ecology 2

st0113 Shorebirds in a tropical bay: what resources support their food webs?

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 2

o09-4

o09 Community Ecology 2

st0711 Bird community responses to vegetation cover and structural heterogeneity

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 2

o09-5

o09 Community Ecology 2

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 7o10-1

o10 Conservation 1

st0074Conservation values of variously managed off-reserve forests for avifaunal communities inlowland Nepal

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st0158Bird community at Gunung Halimun Salak National Park: an important endemic bird area inJava, Indonesia

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8/20 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 7o10-2

o10 Conservation 1

st0760Large-scale changes in birdlife and landscape - winners and losers in Germany over the past
25 years

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 7o10-3

o10 Conservation 1

st0794

Interrelationship of bird species richness and habitat features during breeding andnonbreeding seasons in Indian Himalayas - a conservation approach

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 7o10-4

o10 Conservation 1

st0847 The cost-effectiveness of bird conservation in agricultural landscapes

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 7o10-5

o10 Conservation 1

st0106 Modeling maintenance of egg polymorphism over a geographic scale

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 4o11-1

o11 Evolutionary Ecology

st0421 The importance of early-life environmental stress on total phenotypic variation

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 4o11-2

o11 Evolutionary Ecology

Changing phenology when phenotypic plasticity does not suffice: evidence for evolution inaction?

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 4o11-3

o11 Evolutionary Ecology

st0729 The spatial scale of selection and the evolution of phenotypic plasticity in seasonal timing

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 4o11-4

o11 Evolutionary Ecology

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The genomics of a wild passerine bird, the Great Tit Parus major and its application for
quantitative traits

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 4o11-5

o11 Evolutionary Ecology

st0062Distinguishing the effects of selection from demographic history in the genetic variation of two
Concurrent Oral Sessions
Old World flycatchers

8/20 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 8o12-1

o12 Population Structure

st0477Hybrid zones and clines as sources of novelty in a parrot species complex: implications for
speciation and conservation

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 8o12-2

o12 Population Structure

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 8o12-3

o12 Population Structurest0092 Admixture as a factor in diversification in Wallacean bird assemblages
st0228The origin and trend of the common magpie in Japan: Microsatellite analysis of old and new
introduced populations

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 8o12-4

o12 Population Structure

st0901Comparative phylogeography of the entire understorey bird community in a sky island reveals
Concurrent Oral Sessions
differential impacts of island structure on population structure

8/20 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 8o12-5

o12 Population Structure

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 6o13-1

o13 Sexual Behaviour 2

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 6o13-2

o13 Sexual Behaviour 2

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 6o13-3

o13 Sexual Behaviour 2

st0171 Do phenotypic and ejaculate quality reflect siring success in the Collared Flycatcher?
st0454

Superior performance of extra-pair offspring may result from genotype-by-environment
interactions

st0347 Flirty females? The role of female song in Malurus cyaneus
st0535

Broad-sense” sexual conflict: the evolution of female sexual autonomy and theoretical
implications for the evolution of morphology and complex behavior in birds

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 6o13-4

o13 Sexual Behaviour 2

st0184

Females insure against infertility of their mates: an empirical test of the fertility insurance
hypothesis in a wild bird population

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 6o13-5

o13 Sexual Behaviour 2

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 3o14-1

o14 Global Change

Responses of the Chinese bulbul in life history traits to urbanization: the role of food and nest
Concurrent Oral Sessions
predation

8/20 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 3o14-2

o14 Global Change

st0066 Post-war changes in rice farming and egrets in Japan
st0215

st0278 Birds, body size and climate change

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 3o14-3o14 Global Change

st0897 Fynbos endemic birds are vulnerable to extinction due to global warming

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 3o14-4

o14 Global Change

st0918 Decline of urban House Sparrows in relation to local and landscape factors

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 3o14-5

o14 Global Change

st0259

Molecular cloning and seasonal expression of corticosterone receptors in the diencephalon ofConcurrent Oral Sessions
Eurasian Tree Sparrows (Passer montanus)

8/20 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 5o15-1

o15 Hormones & Stressst0295

Hormonal correlates of photoperiod induced seasonal life history states in the migratory
Black-headed Bunting

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 5o15-2

o15 Hormones & Stress

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 5o15-3

o15 Hormones & Stressst0325 Climate-induced environmental variation in yolk hormone levels in Great Tits
st0348Geographic variation in clutch size and stress response along a latitudinal gradient in theThorn-tailed Rayadito (Aphrastura spinicauda), a Patagonian furnariid

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 5o15-4o15 Hormones & Stressst0460Effects of social status and oxidative stress on antioxidant allocation and sperm quality in apasserine bird

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 5o15-5o15 Hormones & Stressst0123Cumulative delays from pre-breeding stages affect breeding chronology and performance in a
Concurrent Oral Sessions
migratory seabird

8/20 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 9o16-1

o16 Life history

st0207

Carry-over effects and individual variations in corticosterone level, at-sea behaviour andreproductive success in a small pelagic seabird, the Manx shearwater

8/20 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 9o16-2

o16 Life history

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8/20 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 9o16-3

o16 Life history

Timing of moult is regulated by an intrinsic schedule in the Pied Flycatcher (Ficedula
hypoleuca)

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 9o16-4

o16 Life history

st0836 The effects of nest predation risk on parental investment and reproductive success.

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/20 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 9o16-5

o16 Life history

st0587 Avian phylogeography in East Asia: current status and future directions

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 3s17-1kS17 Avian Phylogeography in East Asia

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 3s17-2kS17 Avian Phylogeography in East Asia

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 3s17-3

S17 Avian Phylogeography in East Asia

8/21 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 3s17-4

S17 Avian Phylogeography in East Asia

8/21 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 3s17-5

S17 Avian Phylogeography in East Asia

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 4s25-1kS25 Developmental stress beyond bird song: Can early life stressors engineer physiology and behavior for harsh environments?

st0930 Understanding developmental stress: integrating brain, physiology and behaviour

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 4s25-2kS25 Developmental stress beyond bird song: Can early life stressors engineer physiology and behavior for harsh environments?

st0646 Do Telomeres Shorten in Response to Early Life Stress?

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 4s25-3

S25 Developmental stress beyond bird song: Can early life stressors engineer physiology and behavior for harsh environments?

st0627 The importance of the postnatal context for the study of prenatal effects

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 4s25-4

S25 Developmental stress beyond bird song: Can early life stressors engineer physiology and behavior for harsh environments?

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 4s25-5

S25 Developmental stress beyond bird song: Can early life stressors engineer physiology and behavior for harsh environments?

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 6s27-1k

S27 Non-native birds as natural experiments: ecological and evolutionary change during biological invasions.

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 6s27-2k

S27 Non-native birds as natural experiments: ecological and evolutionary change during biological invasions.

st0120 Common Starlings in South Africa: alien, but not invasive?

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 6s27-3

S27 Non-native birds as natural experiments: ecological and evolutionary change during biological invasions.

st0620 Feral Greylag Geese – why do they fare so well?

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 6s27-4

S27 Non-native birds as natural experiments: ecological and evolutionary change during biological invasions.

st0470st0362

Japanese islands may have contributed to the rich species diversity of East Asian birds:
results of DNA barcoding

Assessing the biogeographic impact of the ‘Tanaka-Kaiyong line’ in Southwest China: aConcurrent Symposia
comparison of avian community compositions and phylogeographic patterns
The Utility of Microfluidics PCR Libraries and Other Next-generation Sequencing Approaches
st0582 in Avian Phylogeography: A Case Study for Light-vented (Pycnonotus sinensis) and Taiwan
Concurrent Symposia
Bulbuls (Pycnonotus taivanus)
Phylogeography and population genomics of a wide-ranging bird in Eurasia, the Common
Concurrent Symposia
st0409Pheasant Phasianus colchicus

st0246

st0886st0307

Adult phenotypes after developmental stress: assessing costs and benefits with fitness
metrics

The physio-behavioral phenotype: hypothalmo-pituitary-adrenal axis responsiveness and thetimid-to-bold continuum in Florida Scrub-Jays

st0924 Niche changes during biological invasions: prevalence, drivers and consequences
st0926

Effects of contrasting evolutionary life histories on genetic variation and immune function inbirds: a test using populations of endemic and invasive parakeets on Mauritius.

st0684

Status of an invasive species, the Red-billed Leiothrix and negative impact on native species
in Japan

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 6

s27-5

S27 Non-native birds as natural experiments: ecological and evolutionary change during biological invasions.

st0659Evolutionary feedback loops: population cycles as both a cause and consequence ofindividual variation in behavior

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 7s31-1k

S31 Birds in space: is individual variation relevant?

st0725 Spatial behaviour in the Great Tit: exploration, personality and dispersal

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 7s31-2k

S31 Birds in space: is individual variation relevant?

st0175 Adaptive behavioural variation in social environments

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 7s31-3

S31 Birds in space: is individual variation relevant?

Does immobility in a novel environment predict breeding performance: a study of Great Tits in
Concurrent Symposia
two different habitats

8/21 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 7

s31-4

S31 Birds in space: is individual variation relevant?

st0527st0046 Departure decisions in nocturnally migrating songbirds: when, in which direction, and why?

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 8s33-1k

S33 Departure decisions in nocturnal migrants

st0480 Nocturnal departure decisions of individuals at ecological barriers

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 8s33-2k

S33 Departure decisions in nocturnal migrants

st0657 Departure and flight behavior of migrants facing a large water crossing

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 8s33-3

S33 Departure decisions in nocturnal migrants

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 8s33-4

S33 Departure decisions in nocturnal migrants

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 8s33-5

S33 Departure decisions in nocturnal migrants

st0373Chernobyl, Fukushima and other hot places: biological consequences of nuclear accidents forConcurrent Symposia
avifauna

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 2s34-1k

S34 Effects of radiation on birds and other organisms: Chernobyl, Fukushima and beyond

st0442

Effects of radiation exposure on species diversity and population density of birds at
Fukushima

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 2s34-2k

S34 Effects of radiation on birds and other organisms: Chernobyl, Fukushima and beyond

st0879Radioactive contamination of nest materials of Eurasian Tree Sparrows due to the Fukushima
Concurrent Symposia
nuclear accident

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 2

s34-3

S34 Effects of radiation on birds and other organisms: Chernobyl, Fukushima and beyond

8/21 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 2

s34-4

S34 Effects of radiation on birds and other organisms: Chernobyl, Fukushima and beyond

st0726

Optimal wind selectivity and flight orientation on departure among avian migrants –dependencies on prevailing wind conditions and flight distances

st0546 Physiological conditions influence stopover decision in short-distance migrants

st0578 Fukushima radiation exposure & effects in birds

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st0240 Ethno-ornithology and environmental ethics in the southernmost forests of the world

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 5s39-1k

S39 Ethno-ornithology: Birds, Culture & Conservation

st0911 Ornithophilia, ornithophobia: encounters and dialogues in the human landscapeConcurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 5s39-2k

S39 Ethno-ornithology: Birds, Culture & Conservation

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:57

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S39 Ethno-ornithology: Birds, Culture & Conservation

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 5

s39-4

S39 Ethno-ornithology: Birds, Culture & Conservation

st0890The bird people: Jívaro traditional beliefs, ecological knowledge, and conservation of birds in
the Peruvian Amazon

st0796 The bird trade in Taiwan: an analysis of an Eastern pathway to biological invasions
st0339Tiritiri Matangi Island, New Zealand: inspiring environmental stewardship though interactions
with birds

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 5

s39-5

S39 Ethno-ornithology: Birds, Culture & Conservation

st0676

Individual variation in workload during parental care: can we detect a physiological signatureof quality or cost of reproduction?

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 9s48-1k

S48 Physiological mechanisms underlying individual variation in life-history traits

st0683 Mechanisms underlying individual variation in ageing and mortality: the importance of early life Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 9s48-2k

S48 Physiological mechanisms underlying individual variation in life-history traits

st0928 Mechanisms underlying individual variation in timing of breeding

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 9s48-3

S48 Physiological mechanisms underlying individual variation in life-history traits

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 9s48-4

S48 Physiological mechanisms underlying individual variation in life-history traits

Concurrent Symposia

8/21 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 9s48-5

S48 Physiological mechanisms underlying individual variation in life-history traits

st0115

Individual variation in corticosterone responses and the ability of birds to cope withenvironmental change

st0036 Insulin–like growth factor 1 drives life-history evolution in passerine birds
st0110Ecological correlates of vulnerability to fragmentation in forest birds on inundated subtropicalland-bridge islands

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 2o17-1

o17 Conservation 2

st0186

Facultative cooperative breeding in Cabanis’s greenbul (Phyllastrephus cabanisi) in relation to
Concurrent Oral Sessions
cloud forest fragmentation

8/21 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 2o17-2

o17 Conservation 2

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 2o17-3

o17 Conservation 2

st0450 Mesopredator release: impacts on previously unaffected components of a seabird population
st0598

Variation in the role of tree decay to promote cavity nester biodiversity in the World Wide
Cavity Nest Web

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 2o17-4

o17 Conservation 2

st0736

Variable food supplies and introduced predators set a complex ecological trap for a facultative
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migratory bird.

8/21 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 2o17-5

o17 Conservation 2

st0436

Within-song type variation facilitates neighbour-stranger discrimination in a bird with a small
repertoire size

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 8o18-1

o18 Social Interactions

st0495

Sharing mates and nestboxes is associated with female “friendship” in European Starlings
Sturnus vulgaris

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 8o18-2

o18 Social Interactions

st0668 Song sharing in neighbouring and non-neighbouring territorial male Pied Bush Chats

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 8o18-3

o18 Social Interactions

st0734 Social organization in the flightless Kagu, a bird endemic to New Caledonia

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8/21 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 8o18-4

o18 Social Interactions

st0829 Can birds negotiate hatching time via acoustic communication?

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8/21 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 8o18-5

o18 Social Interactions

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8/21 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 3o19-1

o19 Migration 1

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 3o19-2

o19 Migration 1

st0213Going the distance: Shared duration and destination of overwintering in pairs of Scopoli’s
shearwaters (Calonectris diomedea)

st0223 The role of endogenous rhythm in movements of facultative migrants
st0122

To be at the right place at the right time – individual timing of annual life history events by atrans-Sahara migrantConcurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 3o19-3

o19 Migration 1

st0318Dispersion, route fidelity and within-pair coordination: the mysterious migration of the Atlantic
PuffinConcurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 3o19-4

o19 Migration 1

st0356Time to move: Nomadic Black Swans (Cygnus atratus) in arid Australia following La Niña
floodsConcurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 3o19-5

o19 Migration 1

st0536The effect of hen flea infestation on the status and intensity of infection with malaria parasites
Concurrent Oral Sessions
in the Blue Tit

8/21 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 5o20-1

o20 Parasites & immunity

st0268Genetic background helps understanding immunocompetence, growth and survival in House
Sparrows

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8/21 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 5o20-2

o20 Parasites & immunity

st0878Does environmental microbial community composition drive maternal immune investment inavian eggs?

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 5o20-3

o20 Parasites & immunity

st0875Long antibody persistence and transgenerational transfer of immunity in a long-lived
vertebrate

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8/21 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 5o20-4

o20 Parasites & immunity

st0914 Dynamics of a plumage ecosystem

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8/21 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 5o20-5o20 Parasites & immunity

st0368 Comparative phylogeography of widespread Palearctic corvid birds

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8/21 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 6o21-1

o21 Phylogeography & Phylogenetics

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st0434Phylogeography of Phasianus colchinus Linnaeus, 1758 inferred from mitochondrial andnuclear genes in Iranian plateau

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8/21 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 6o21-2

o21 Phylogeography & Phylogenetics

st0531

Resolving the puzzling evolutionary background of Blue Tits (Cyanistes spp.) on the CanaryIslands, in Africa, and in Europe

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 6o21-3

o21 Phylogeography & Phylogenetics

st0841 Phylogeography and bioacoustic variation of Southeast Asian bulbuls (Aves: Pycnonotidae)

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 6o21-4

o21 Phylogeography & Phylogenetics

st0181

Into and out of the tropics: the generation of the latitudinal gradient among New World
passerine birds

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 6o21-5

o21 Phylogeography & Phylogenetics

st0393

Seasonal changes in responsiveness of the photoperiodic response system to long day length
Concurrent Oral Sessions
in the subtropical tree sparrow

8/21 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 4o22-1

o22 Physiology

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8/21 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 4o22-2

o22 Physiology

st0383 Numerical demonstration of inspiratory aerodynamic valving in Japanese Quailst0379Winter thermoregulatory strategies of a small, solitary-roosting bird, the Rufous Treecreeper(Climacteris rufa)

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 4o22-3

o22 Physiology

st0489Circadian rhythm of neurotranmitters and neuromodulators in central and peripheral tissues ofConcurrent Oral Sessions
a migratory song bird

8/21 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 4o22-4

o22 Physiology

st0660Population limitation in a migratory songbird with variable recruitment: direct and indirect
effects of nest depredation and weather on reproductive success

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 7o23-1

o23 Population Ecology

st0628Predicting small-scale variation in Great Tit breeding phenology using remotely-sensed
satellite data

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 7o23-2

o23 Population Ecology

st0564

When early birds do not get the worm: habitat heterogeneity modulates the breeding
performance of a raptor under changing climate

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 7o23-3

o23 Population Ecology

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 7o23-4

o23 Population Ecology

st0035 Undermatching swallow distributions at large scales due to perceptual constraints
st0848Age dependent reproductive success and seasonal change of adult survival of JapaneseRock Ptarmigan

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 7o23-5

o23 Population Ecology

st0067

Postglacial colonization and diversification of the Jungle Crow in its north-eastern frontier as
revealed by comparative morphological analysis

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 9o24-1

o24 Evolutionary Morphology

st0296 Ecological and phylogenetic significance of the scleral ring in diving aquatic birds

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 9o24-2

o24 Evolutionary Morphology

st0515 Walkings, from birds to dinosaurs.

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 9o24-3

o24 Evolutionary Morphology

st0522 The morphological and developmental evolution of asymmetrical flight feathers

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 9o24-4

o24 Evolutionary Morphology

st0479 Fossil Insight into the Evolution of Penguins

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/21 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 9o24-5

o24 Evolutionary Morphology

st0589Identifying areas of high-value for bird conservation and restoration of diversity
in the Brazilian Southeastern region

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 3s04-1k

S04 Birds and agroecosystems: experiences from the tropics

st0695Bird functional diversity and ecosystem services in tropical forests, agroforests andagricultural areas

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 3s04-2k

S04 Birds and agroecosystems: experiences from the tropics

st0188The conservation importance of agroforests and tree plantations for forest birds in the Malay
Archipelago

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 3s04-3

S04 Birds and agroecosystems: experiences from the tropics

st0283

Bird functional diversity changes in tropical dry forest: comparison among a forest patch,silvopastoral systems and pastures

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 3

s04-4

S04 Birds and agroecosystems: experiences from the tropics

st0482

Potentiality of Indigenous Agroforestry Systems with reference to bird diversity in the Sikkim
Himalayas, India

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 3s04-5

S04 Birds and agroecosystems: experiences from the tropics

st0030 Biosynthesis and biological action of pineal allopregnanolone in birds

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 8s21-1kS21 Avian Neurosteroids: Biosynthesis and Biological Action

st0731 Biosynthesis and biological action of estrogen at the synapse in birds

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 8s21-2kS21 Avian Neurosteroids: Biosynthesis and Biological Action

st0078

Gonadotropin-inhibitory hormone inhibits socio-sexual behaviors by increasing neuroestrogen
Concurrent Symposia
synthesis in the male quail

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 8s21-3

S21 Avian Neurosteroids: Biosynthesis and Biological Action

st0501

Delayed onset and irregular cycles of oviposition in female chicken chimera grafted with male
Concurrent Symposia
brain

8/23 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 8s21-4

S21 Avian Neurosteroids: Biosynthesis and Biological Action

st0285 Neural regulation of seasonality in Palaearctic-Indian night-migratory songbirds

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 8

s21-5

S21 Avian Neurosteroids: Biosynthesis and Biological Action

st0111 Cognition, ecology, and evolution in wild Great Tits (Parus major)

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 2s28-1kS28 Avian cognition in natural populations

Do Mexican Jays choose peanuts by listening to the sounds produced by handling the nuts? –Concurrent Symposia
field experiments.

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 2s28-2kS28 Avian cognition in natural populations

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 2

s28-3

S28 Avian cognition in natural populations

st0294

st0121 What determines vehicle avoidance behaviour in birds?

Concurrent Symposia

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st0519 Sibling Communication in barn owls: role of cognition and social interaction

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 2

s28-4

S28 Avian cognition in natural populations

st0202 Physical cognition in wild-caught New Caledonian crows

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 2

s28-5

S28 Avian cognition in natural populations

st0020 Possibilities of long-term monitoring of birds by Rybachy-type funnel traps

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 6s29-1k

S29 The value of long-term ringing data in ornithology

st0920 The value of long-term ringing data in the light of environmental change

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 6s29-2k

S29 The value of long-term ringing data in ornithology

st0703

Latitudinal differences in long-term migratory change in the Willow Warbler (Phylloscopus
trochilus)

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 6s29-3

S29 The value of long-term ringing data in ornithology

st0921

An ultra-rich, but homogenized, biodiversity hot-spot: a long-term study using ringing data at
Eilat, Israel

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 6

s29-4

S29 The value of long-term ringing data in ornithology

st0085

Combining migration counts from several sites – a way to improve population monitoring byringing stations

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 6

s29-5

S29 The value of long-term ringing data in ornithology

st0359 Multi-year consistency of individual migration timing in Bar-tailed Godwits

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 7s30-1k

S30 Ecophysiology of Circannual and Long-term Timing Mechanisms: Recent Advances

st0696 Ecophysiology of the circannual clock in Spotted Munia, Lonchura punctulata

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 7s30-2k

S30 Ecophysiology of Circannual and Long-term Timing Mechanisms: Recent Advances

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 7s30-3

S30 Ecophysiology of Circannual and Long-term Timing Mechanisms: Recent Advances

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 7s30-4

S30 Ecophysiology of Circannual and Long-term Timing Mechanisms: Recent Advances

st0466

Do earlier birth dates in Pied flycatchers allow for rapid adaptation of laying to climatechange?

st0528 Avian annual temporal organization in a warming world
st0672

Role of photoperiod and circannual rhythms in the control of seasonal events in foodspecialists Cardueline finches (Fringillidae)

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 7s30-5

S30 Ecophysiology of Circannual and Long-term Timing Mechanisms: Recent Advances

st0892The interdependent evolution of the flight, feeding, respiratory and vocalization apparatus inbirds: advances in 3D visualization and animation

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 5s38-1k

S38 Evolutionary Morphology of Birds: New Methods and Concepts

st0306

Analysis of morphology and functions of jaw apparatus of Vietnamese Passerine birds(Passeriformes; Aves) helps us to specify their trophic adaptations and systematic position

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 5s38-2k

S38 Evolutionary Morphology of Birds: New Methods and Concepts

st0887The songbird syrinx morphome: a three-dimensional, high-resolution, interactive
morphological map of the Zebra Finch vocal organ

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 5

s38-3

S38 Evolutionary Morphology of Birds: New Methods and Concepts

st0023 Peculiarities of deep dorsal thigh muscles in moa (Aves, Dinornithiformes)

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 5

s38-4

S38 Evolutionary Morphology of Birds: New Methods and Concepts

st0172 The pelvic system of birds and the origin of flight

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 5

s38-5

S38 Evolutionary Morphology of Birds: New Methods and Concepts

st0743 What’s a warbler? Phylogeny of the Old World “Sylviidae” complex

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 4s45-1kS45 Avian phylogenetics: advances in understanding of Old World passerine evolution

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 4s45-2kS45 Avian phylogenetics: advances in understanding of Old World passerine evolution

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 4

s45-3

S45 Avian phylogenetics: advances in understanding of Old World passerine evolution

st0909Speciation in Eurasian Wagtails (Aves: Motacilla): inferring phylogeny, delimiting species, andConcurrent Symposia
estimating gene flow using RAD-seq data.

8/23 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 4s45-4

S45 Avian phylogenetics: advances in understanding of Old World passerine evolution

st1000

Diversification and the adaptive radiation of the Parrotbills in Asia

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 4

s45-5

S45 Avian phylogenetics: advances in understanding of Old World passerine evolution

st0031 Environmental, ecological and mechanistic drivers of seasonal metabolic flexibility in birds

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 9s47-1k

S47 Patterns and mechanisms of metabolic flexibility in birds

st0021 Seasonal metabolic adjustments in southern African birds

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 9s47-2k

S47 Patterns and mechanisms of metabolic flexibility in birds

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 9s47-3

S47 Patterns and mechanisms of metabolic flexibility in birds

st0297 Water availability mitigates the effects of extended fasting in Zebra Finches

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 9s47-4

S47 Patterns and mechanisms of metabolic flexibility in birds

st0553 When body temperature is increasing; potential constraints to work rate.

Concurrent Symposia

8/23 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 9s47-5

S47 Patterns and mechanisms of metabolic flexibility in birds

8/23 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 3o25-1

o25 Conservation of migratory birds

st0793What can we learn from the molecular systematics, phylogeography, and speciation geneticsof Taiwanese birds?

st0922 Molecular systematics and diversification of the Asian scimitar babblers (Timaliidae, Aves)

st0077

st0422

Effects of temperature and photoperiod on energy metabolism and thermoregulation in
Chinese Bulbuls Pycnonotus sinensis

Migratory waterbird research and monitoring in the East-Asian Australasian Flyway – essential
Concurrent Oral Sessions
for conservation or fiddling while Rome burns?

st0045 Shorebird foraging ecology in Australia: anthropogenic vs natural supratidal habitats.

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 3o25-2

o25 Conservation of migratory birds

st0388 Global patterns in the conservation of migratory birds

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 3o25-3o25 Conservation of migratory birds

st0391 Ecology of migratory shorebirds in Australia’s ephemeral wetlands

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 3o25-4

o25 Conservation of migratory birds

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Session Themest0017 Effects of the Great East Japan Earthquake on the wintering distribution of Brent Geese

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 3o25-5

o25 Conservation of migratory birds

Radar studies of flight speed and migration patterns of nocturnal passerine migrants inrelation to light and topography

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 5o26-1

o26 Migration 2

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 5o26-2

o26 Migration 2

st0509st0525 Migratory movement of Streaked Shearwaters Calonectris leucomelas
st0291

Colonization of migratory Oriental Honey-buzzards in Taiwan reveals fast evolution of
migration without a genetic basis

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 5o26-3

o26 Migration 2

st0614Migration of the Common Cuckoo Cuculus canorus and reactions to displacement followedwith satellite telemetry

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 5o26-4

o26 Migration 2

st0843 Individual consistency in migratory behaviour in Atlantic shearwaters and petrels

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 5o26-5o26 Migration 2

st0060

Factors driving rapid changes in virulence of the bacterial pathogen Mycoplasma
gallisepticum in house finches Haemorhous mexicanus.

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 6o27-1

o27 Diseasest0352

Experimental infectivity trials reveal adaptation by song sparrow hosts to local strains of
Plasmodium

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 6o27-2

o27 Diseasest0375 The effect of spatially varying seasonality on the epidemiology of Avian Influenza

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 6o27-3

o27 Diseasest0813 Testing the role of migratory birds in the spread of zoonotic disease

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 6o27-4

o27 Diseasest0170 Emerging infectious disease selects for darker plumage coloration in Greenfinches

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 6o27-5

o27 Disease

Parental food provisioning strategy in relation to brood sex ratio in the Black-billed Magpie: an
Concurrent Oral Sessions
experimental study

8/23 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 2o28-1

o28 Sexual Behaviour 1

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 2o28-2

o28 Sexual Behaviour 1

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 2o28-3

o28 Sexual Behaviour 1

st0192 A genetic approach to understanding the mating system of greater rheas

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 2o28-4

o28 Sexual Behaviour 1

st0131 How food predictability affects foraging routines of Griffon Vultures

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 9o29-1

o29 Foraging Patterns

st0862st0068 A behavioural correlate of extra-pair paternity in Blue Tits Cyanistes caeruleus
st0075

Breeding habitats and song structures shed light on evolutionary mechanisms of tinamou(Tinamidae, Tinamiformes) sexual dimorphisms

st0565Wintering hotpots of Short-tailed Shearwaters, and their prey distribution, in the Bering andArctic Seas

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 9o29-2

o29 Foraging Patterns

st0571

Aeroecology of post-breeding Purple Martins (Progne subis): distribution, abundance andtrophic impact

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 9o29-3

o29 Foraging Patterns

st0600Effects of social context on foraging behavior of participants in mixed-species flocks acrossspace

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 9o29-4

o29 Foraging Patterns

st0124 Foraging behaviour of Adélie Penguins throughout the Antarctic winterConcurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 9o29-5

o29 Foraging Patterns

st0144 Habitat fragmentation as an evolutionary force shaping bird wings

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 8o30-1

o30 Functional Morphology

st0590 Estimating bending mechanics of extant and fossil penguin contour feathers

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 8o30-2

o30 Functional Morphology

st0605 Structural color production in avian eggshells?

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 8o30-3

o30 Functional Morphology

st0674 The morphology of the bill tip organ in Anseriformes

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 8o30-4

o30 Functional Morphology

st0781 The evolution of crypsis in nightjars (Caprimulgidae)

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 8o30-5

o30 Functional Morphology

st0061 Song structure and organization in California Thrashers (Toxostoma redivivum)

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 4o31-1

o31 Song

st0096

Non-gradual vocal development through the stage of voice breaking in three species of Auks
(Alcidae, Charadriiformes).

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 4o31-2

o31 Song

st0319Song discrimination before song learning in free-living sparrows: implications for learning andConcurrent Oral Sessions
evolution

8/23 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 4o31-3

o31 Song

st0566

The plasticity of song learning as revealed by a cross-fostering and a multiple tutor
experiments in Bengalese Finches.

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 4o31-4o31 Song

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 4o31-5

o31 Song

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

16:30

Room 7o32-1

o32 Species conservation

st0593 A possible trade-off between song and a cognitive metric in a songbirdst0190

Response of a declining wood warbler to forest treatments: Preliminary results from a 100year study

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st0239 Conservation and restoration of tern colonies in North America

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8/23 16:30-18:00

16:48

Room 7o32-2

o32 Species conservation

st0710Threats to Lilian’s Lovebird Agapornis lilianae in Malawi: disease, predators & waterhole
poisoning

Concurrent Oral Sessions

8/23 16:30-18:00

17:06

Room 7o32-3

o32 Species conservation

st0366

Determination of the nutrient requirements of kiwi (Apteryx spp.): a model for the development
Concurrent Oral Sessionsof synthetic diets for captive-held species

8/23 16:30-18:00

17:24

Room 7o32-4

o32 Species conservation

st0877

Factors affecting Saltmarsh and Seaside Sparrow reproductive success in New York City, NY,
Concurrent Oral Sessions
USA: implications for tidal marsh management action plans in urban areas.

8/23 16:30-18:00

17:42

Room 7o32-5

o32 Species conservation

st0011 Avian translocations to modified habitats: from Reintroduction to Conservation Introduction

Concurrent Symposia

8/24 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 2s06-1kS06 Avian reintroductions in changing environments

st0102 Avian reintroduction into socio-ecological production landscapes: lessons from case studies

Concurrent Symposia

8/24 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 2s06-2kS06 Avian reintroductions in changing environments

st0227

Reintroduction and ecology of the Oriental white stork Ciconia boyciana - Coexistence
between humans and birds in Japan

Concurrent Symposia

8/24 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 2

s06-3

S06 Avian reintroductions in changing environments

st0496

A lesson for life: is it possible to prepare release candidates in captivity to their post-releaseenvironment? A case study in Grey Partridge

Concurrent Symposia

8/24 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 2

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S06 Avian reintroductions in changing environments

st0556Using Habitat Suitability Models for conservation translocations: empirical investigations within
Concurrent Symposia
the reinforcement program of Houbara Bustard

8/24 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 2

s06-5

S06 Avian reintroductions in changing environments

st0989

A movement ecology approach for studying avian dispersal processes and patterns and theirevolutionary and biogeographical consequences

Concurrent Symposia

8/24 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 7s13-1kS13 Avian dispersal: Implications for speciation, community build-up and migration

st0145

Individual responses of trans-equatorial migrants to seasonal variation in regional resources
across continents

Concurrent Symposia

8/24 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 7s13-2kS13 Avian dispersal: Implications for speciation, community build-up and migration

Concurrent Symposia

8/24 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 7s13-3

S13 Avian dispersal: Implications for speciation, community build-up and migration

st0463 Dynamic migration, drought and drones
st0136

Combining GPS tracking with genotyping techniques to study connectivity of Mediterranean
Osprey populations.

Concurrent Symposia

8/24 10:00-12:00

11:19

Room 7s13-4

S13 Avian dispersal: Implications for speciation, community build-up and migration

st0403Comparative evolution of the rails (Aves: Rallidae) in Australasia: phylogeography analysis ofConcurrent Symposia
supertramp species

8/24 10:00-12:00

11:41

Room 7

s13-5

S13 Avian dispersal: Implications for speciation, community build-up and migration

st0161

Effects of fire regimes on bird populations in foothill forests of the Great Dividing Range ineastern Victoria, Australia.

Concurrent Symposia

8/24 10:00-12:00

10:03

Room 8s24-1k

S24 Fire regimes and bird population responses.

st0730Fire and Mediterranean bird communties: the complex role of global change in novel forest
systems.

Concurrent Symposia

8/24 10:00-12:00

10:30

Room 8s24-2k

S24 Fire regimes and bird population responses.

st0108Pyrodiversity begets biodiversity: the influence of mosaic burning on bird assemblages acrossConcurrent Symposia
multiple spatial scales

8/24 10:00-12:00

10:57

Room 8s24-3

S24 Fire regimes and bird population responses.

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Wildfire, stable unpredictability, and the evolution of cooperative-breeding in the Florida
Scrub-Jay

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st0807 How does fire affect bird migration?

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S24 Fire regimes and bird population responses.

st0049 Causes and consequences of ontogenetic change in birds

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S35 Lifelong individual development as an important component of life history

st0597 Adaptive responses over the lifetime to ecological and social adversity in infancy

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S35 Lifelong individual development as an important component of life history

Differences in the rate of improvement in reproductive performance of long-lived and shorterConcurrent Symposia
lived Tree Swallows in New York, USA

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S35 Lifelong individual development as an important component of life history

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S35 Lifelong individual development as an important component of life history

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Within-individual approach to sex ratio variation in breeding Common Terns: does experience
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matter?

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Generating a bird genome resource: insights in the avian Tree Of Life, complex traits, andgenome evolution.

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S37 Genomes and the evolution of modern birds

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S37 Genomes and the evolution of modern birds

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S37 Genomes and the evolution of modern birds

st0569 Regulatory mechanisms of the singing-related genome of songbirds

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S37 Genomes and the evolution of modern birds

st0006 Avian Genomics: Current Status and Future Opportunities

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S37 Genomes and the evolution of modern birds

st0474 Conserving migratory shorebirds in a rapidly changing world

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S40 Turning the tide for East Asia’s migratory shorebirds

st0927 Migratory shorebirds in the Yellow Sea: status, threats, and conservation

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S40 Turning the tide for East Asia’s migratory shorebirds

st0658st0537 How does reproductive effort influence telomere length in the Blue Tit?

st0654 Conserved non-exonic elements: a new class of marker in avian phylogenomics
st0940Retroposon insertions are genome-wide witnesses of incomplete lineage sorting during theradiation of Neoaves

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st0626 Simultaneous decreases in shorebird summer survival suggest a flyway at risk

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st0146Conserving Southeast Asian shorebirds in natural and anthropogenic habitats: an ecologicaland economic analysis

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S40 Turning the tide for East Asia’s migratory shorebirds

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International Cooperation in Migratory Waterbird Research and Conservation in the EastAsian Australasian Flyway

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S40 Turning the tide for East Asia’s migratory shorebirds

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S46 Recent insights on sexual selection from avian models

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S46 Recent insights on sexual selection from avian models

st0904 How does plasticity of sexually selected traits in birds influence their evolution?

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S46 Recent insights on sexual selection from avian models

st0445 Evolution of courtship dance in Estrildid finches

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S46 Recent insights on sexual selection from avian models

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S46 Recent insights on sexual selection from avian models

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S03 Light in the darkness: how does artificial night lighting influence bird behaviour and ecology?

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S03 Light in the darkness: how does artificial night lighting influence bird behaviour and ecology?

st0026 Effects of artificial night lighting on the timing of dawn and dusk singing in common songbirds Concurrent Symposia

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S03 Light in the darkness: how does artificial night lighting influence bird behaviour and ecology?

st0932 Effect of artificial lighting of roosting female Blue Tits on their breeding behavior

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S03 Light in the darkness: how does artificial night lighting influence bird behaviour and ecology?

st0812 An overview of ecosystem services provided by birds

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Room 4s08-1k

S08 Why Birds Matter: Birds’ Ecological Functions, Ecosystem Services, and Value to Society.

st0214 Nutrient dynamics and nutrient cycling by birds: Implications from an East Asian perspective

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S08 Why Birds Matter: Birds’ Ecological Functions, Ecosystem Services, and Value to Society.

st0132 The role of dabbling ducks in the dispersal of plant seeds

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S08 Why Birds Matter: Birds’ Ecological Functions, Ecosystem Services, and Value to Society.

st0518 Aesthetic evolution by mate choice: Darwin’s really dangerous idea
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Are female extra-pair matings sexually selected? Testing non-adaptationist hypotheses inhouse sparrows

What do we really know about the role of colour signalling in a model species? Blue Tit
plumage research as a case study of impediments to progress in evolutionary biology

st0176 Lighting up the forest – what is the impact of artificial light on breeding birds?
st0127The effects of light pollution on daily and seasonal rhythms of songbirds: a mechanistic
perspective

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Estimation of pest control by Great Tits with application of a nest finder system at artificial
nestboxes in Hongneung Experimental Forest, Korea

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Room 4s08-4

S08 Why Birds Matter: Birds’ Ecological Functions, Ecosystem Services, and Value to Society.

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Input of ornithogenic nitrogen into paddy fields near a breeding colony of the great
cormorants, and its contributions for rice crops

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S08 Why Birds Matter: Birds’ Ecological Functions, Ecosystem Services, and Value to Society.

st0174 Vocal control regions of sub-oscine passerines

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S09 Vocal communication and vocal control in sub-oscine and oscine passerines.

st0491 Vocal communication in two sub-oscine species from Amazonia, Brazil

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S09 Vocal communication and vocal control in sub-oscine and oscine passerines.

st0082 Pattern and neural control of unlearned vocalizations in the Zebra Finch Taeniopygia guttata.

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15:57

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S09 Vocal communication and vocal control in sub-oscine and oscine passerines.

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Integrating song and radio telemetry tracking with playback experiments, to infer intra- andinter-sexual relationships in a Neotropical terrestrial insectivore, Formicarius moniliger.

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Room 7

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S09 Vocal communication and vocal control in sub-oscine and oscine passerines.

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Individual, population, and geographical variation in advertising song of some passerine bird
species

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S09 Vocal communication and vocal control in sub-oscine and oscine passerines.

st0079 The adaptive value of melanin-based color morphs: a role for the melanocortin system.

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st0503 Redneck wonderland: maintenance of plumage colour diversity in a parrot species complex

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15:27

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Amount of variation in multiple colouration traits within populations on a large spatial scale in
the Pied Flycatcher (Ficedula hypoleuca)

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S36 Colour polymorphisms

st0456 Causes and consequences of plumage polymorphism in the Common Buzzard Buteo buteo

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S36 Colour polymorphisms

st0179The Niche Expansion Hypothesis: a novel hypothesis to explain the maintenance ofpolymorphism for species with bi-parental care.

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S36 Colour polymorphisms

st0424The Black Stork – a New “Kid on the (Contamination) Stage” – New and / or Previously
Unnoticed Aspects of DDE Impact

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S41 Persistent organic pollutants - lasting problems and new aspects in migratory birds.

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Monitoring of contaminants and their effects in the Common Guillemot and the White-tailed
Sea Eagle

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S41 Persistent organic pollutants - lasting problems and new aspects in migratory birds.

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Fifty years after Silent spring: temporal and latitudinal trends of DDE in North American birds
over the last three decades

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S41 Persistent organic pollutants - lasting problems and new aspects in migratory birds.

st0990Effects of contaminants on reproduction in the White-tailed Sea Eagle Effects of contaminants
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on reproduction in the White-tailed Sea Eagle

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Room 2

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S41 Persistent organic pollutants - lasting problems and new aspects in migratory birds.

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st0838 Focal bird species in neotropical soybean and rice fields for pesticide registration purposes

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S41 Persistent organic pollutants - lasting problems and new aspects in migratory birds.

st0939 Early evolution of birds: perspectives from new fossil discoveries in China

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S44 New finds and old bones - integrative palaeornithology for the 21st century

st0016 Fossils, molecular calibrations, and the divergence of crown group birds

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15:27

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S44 New finds and old bones - integrative palaeornithology for the 21st century

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S44 New finds and old bones - integrative palaeornithology for the 21st century

st0276 Demise of the giants: the role of the biological drivers for the flightless, wing-propelled divers

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Room 3s44-4

S44 New finds and old bones - integrative palaeornithology for the 21st century

st0629 Fossil evidence for the evolution of the avian hyo-lingual feeding

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8/24 15:00-17:00

16:41

Room 3s44-5

S44 New finds and old bones - integrative palaeornithology for the 21st century

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Mid-Cenozoic avifaunas and their bearing on the evolution of extant lineages: an example
from the Miocene of Europe