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Migratory connectivity of Palaearctic-African migratory birds and their responses to environmental change: the serial residency hypothesisCRESSWELL, Will.Ibis (London. 1859). 2014, Vol 156, Num 3, pp 493-510, issn 0019-1019, 18 p.Article

Testing the mass-dependent predation hypothesis: in European blackbirds poor foragers have higher overwinter body reservesCRESSWELL, Will.Animal behaviour. 2003, Vol 65, pp 1035-1044, issn 0003-3472, 10 p., 5Article

Non-lethal effects of predation in birdsCRESSWELL, Will.Ibis (London. 1859). 2008, Vol 150, Num 1, pp 3-17, issn 0019-1019, 15 p.Article

Relative competitive ability does not change over time in blackbirdsCRESSWELL, Will.Journal of animal ecology. 2001, Vol 70, Num 2, pp 218-227, issn 0021-8790Article

Local prey vulnerability increases with multiple attacks by a predatorQUINN, John L; CRESSWELL, Will.Oikos. 2012, Vol 121, Num 8, pp 1328-1334, issn 0030-1299, 7 p.Article

The phenology mismatch hypothesis: are declines of migrant birds linked to uneven global climate change?JONES, Tim; CRESSWELL, Will.Journal of animal ecology. 2010, Vol 79, Num 1, pp 98-108, issn 0021-8790, 11 p.Article

Breeding behaviour, home range and habitat selection in Rock Firefinches Lagonosticta sanguinodorsalis in the wet and dry season in central NigeriaBRANDT, Miriam J; CRESSWELL, Will.Ibis (London. 1859). 2008, Vol 150, Num 3, pp 495-507, issn 0019-1019, 13 p.Article

How great tits maintain synchronization of their hatch date with food supply in response to long-term variability in temperatureCRESSWELL, Will; MCCLEERY, Robin.Journal of animal ecology. 2003, Vol 72, Num 2, pp 356-366, issn 0021-8790, 11 p.Article

Density and behaviour of Whinchats Saxicola rubetra on African farmland suggest that winter habitat conditions do not limit European breeding populationsHULME, Mark F; CRESSWELL, Will.Ibis (London. 1859). 2012, Vol 154, Num 4, pp 680-692, issn 0019-1019, 13 p.Article

Predator hunting behaviour and prey vulnerabilityQUINN, J. L; CRESSWELL, Will.Journal of animal ecology. 2004, Vol 73, Num 1, pp 143-154, issn 0021-8790, 12 p.Article

Attack frequency, attack success and choice of prey group size for two predators with contrasting hunting strategiesCRESSWELL, Will; QUINN, John L.Animal behaviour (Print). 2010, Vol 80, pp 643-648, issn 0003-3472, 6 p., 4Article

Escape response delays in wintering redshank, Tringa totanus, flocks : perceptual limits and economic decisionsQUINN, John L; CRESSWELL, Will.Animal behaviour. 2005, Vol 69, pp 1285-1292, issn 0003-3472, 8 p., 6Article

Predicting the optimal prey group size from predator hunting behaviourCRESSWELL, Will; QUINN, John L.Journal of animal ecology. 2011, Vol 80, Num 2, pp 310-319, issn 0021-8790, 10 p.Article

How robust are Palearctic migrants to habitat loss and degradation in the Sahel?WILSON, Jared M; CRESSWELL, Will.Ibis (London. 1859). 2006, Vol 148, Num 4, pp 789-800, issn 0019-1019, 12 p.Article

Behaviourally mediated indirect effects : interference competition increases predation mortality in foraging redshanksMINDERMAN, Jeroen; LIND, Johan; CRESSWELL, Will et al.Journal of animal ecology. 2006, Vol 75, Num 3, pp 713-723, issn 0021-8790, 11 p.Article

Patch choice decisions of wild blackbirds : the role of preharvest public informationSMITH, Rik D; RUXTON, Graeme D; CRESSWELL, Will et al.Animal behaviour. 2001, Vol 61, pp 1113-1124, issn 0003-3472, 6Article

Predator-hunting success and prey vulnerability: quantifying the spatial scale over which lethal and non-lethal effects of predation occurCRESSWELL, Will; LIND, Johan; QUINN, John L et al.Journal of animal ecology. 2010, Vol 79, Num 3, pp 556-562, issn 0021-8790, 7 p.Article

Vigilance and fitness in grey partridges Perdix perdix : the effects of group size and foraging-vigilance trade-offs on predation mortalityWATSON, Mark; AEBISCHER, Nicholas J; CRESSWELL, Will et al.Journal of animal ecology. 2007, Vol 76, Num 2, pp 211-221, issn 0021-8790, 11 p.Article

Mass gained during breeding positively correlates with adult survival because both reflect life history adaptation to seasonal food availabilityCOX, Daniel T. C; CRESSWELL, Will.Oecologia. 2014, Vol 174, Num 4, pp 1197-1204, issn 0029-8549, 8 p.Article

Vigilance benefits and competition costs in groups : do individual redshanks gain an overall foraging benefit?SANSOM, Alex; CRESSWELL, Will; MINDERMAN, Jeroen et al.Animal behaviour. 2008, Vol 75, pp 1869-1875, issn 0003-3472, 7 p., 6Article

Survival rates of tropical birds in Nigeria, West AfricaMCGREGOR, Ross; WHITTINGHAM, Mark J; CRESSWELL, Will et al.Ibis (London. 1859). 2007, Vol 149, Num 3, pp 615-618, issn 0019-1019, 4 p.Article

Absolute foraging rate and susceptibility to interference competition in blackbirds varies with patch conditionsCRESSWELL, Will; SMITH, Rik D; RUXTON, Graeme D et al.Journal of animal ecology. 2001, Vol 70, Num 2, pp 228-236, issn 0021-8790Article

Nest predation in a fragmented Afrotropical forest: evidence from natural and artificial nestsGITHIRU, Mwangi; LENS, Luc; CRESSWELL, Will et al.Biological conservation. 2005, Vol 123, Num 2, pp 189-196, issn 0006-3207, 8 p.Article

Do kleptoparasites reduce their own foraging effort in order to detect kleptoparasitic opportunities? An empirical test of a key assumption of kleptoparasitic modelsSMITH, Rik D; RUXTON, Graeme D; CRESSWELL, Will et al.Oikos. 2002, Vol 97, Num 2, pp 205-212, issn 0030-1299Article

Personality, anti-predation behaviour and behavioural plasticity in the chaffinch Fringilla coelebsQUINN, John L; CRESSWELL, Will.Behaviour. 2005, Vol 142, pp 1377-1402, issn 0005-7959, 26 p., 9-10Article

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