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Conspecific brood parasitism (CBP) is an alternative reproductive tactic in several animal taxa. Recently the role of kinship in CBP has been in focus, and some studies have demonstrated high host–parasite relatedness in avian CBP systems. However, high natal and breeding site fidelity of hosts and parasites complicates the interpretation of previous observational findings, and the mechanisms leading...
Conspecific brood parasitism (CBP) has been identified as an integral life history component in birds. Recent empirical and theoretical studies suggest that nest predation is an important ecological factor affecting the occurrence and evolution of CBP; however, behavioural responses of parasites to nest predation remain unexplored. Here we report on a field experiment addressing the ability of parasitically...
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