Environmental conditions influence egg color of reed warblers Acrocephalus scirpaceus and their parasite, the common cuckoo Cuculus canorus

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RT @biotweeps: Weather can affect fecundity in surprising ways, for example by altering parasite-host interactions. https://t.co/JAlAViZNsG

RT @biotweeps: Weather can affect fecundity in surprising ways, for example by altering parasite-host interactions. https://t.co/JAlAViZNsG

RT @biotweeps: Cuckoos are better at matching their eggs with those of reed wablers in springs with higher rainfall https://t.co/JAlAViZNsG

Cuckoos are better at matching their eggs with those of reed wablers in springs with higher rainfall https://t.co/JAlAViZNsG

RT @biotweeps: Weather can affect fecundity in surprising ways, for example by altering parasite-host interactions. https://t.co/JAlAViZNsG

Weather can affect fecundity in surprising ways, for example by altering parasite-host interactions. https://t.co/JAlAViZNsG