The conference will aim to cover a range of topics relating to the nesting period in the life history of birds, including the following:

• Interactions between breeders, offspring and siblings, both within and between species;
• Individual strategies for breeding decisions – having second broods or abstaining;
• The evolution and function of egg morphology and nest structure;
• Development and ecophysiology of eggs and young;
• Costs of reproduction in a changing environment;
• Links between individual nest outcomes and population dynamics, and the conservation implication.

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