Individual-level personality influences social foraging and collective behaviour in wild birds

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RT @biotweeps: Fast explorers more likely to move between patches, and slow explorers more likely to follow https://t.co/mBQA6iBdfY https:/…

Fast explorers more likely to move between patches, and slow explorers more likely to follow https://t.co/mBQA6iBdfY https://t.co/7LXkhoGPAl

@KrisAnathema Not 'change personality', just express diff behaviour. See https://t.co/vzoJ867DkX. Variance also imp. https://t.co/qIunSHbTwA

RT @AusSMC: Great tit bird flocks with an array of personality types maintain better group cohesion and exploration http://t.co/9sc4Vam14O

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