The phrase "avian behaviour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the study or observation of bird actions and interactions.
Example: "Researchers are studying avian behaviour to understand how different species adapt to changing environments."
Alternatives: "bird behavior" or "bird actions".
He said he understood the frequency of helicopter flights, which can disrupt avian behaviour, were due to double for the new shoot.
Understanding the various costs associated with fat storage is therefore fundamental to multiple aspects of avian behaviour and physiology, including energy storage strategies, migratory and seasonal behaviour, population-size regulation and parent offspring relations.
UV based signals in particular can play important roles in avian behaviours [ 7- 9], especially in mate choice in passerines [ 10, 11] and parrots [ 12].
These questions can be useful for identifying the pictured species, but may instead be used to illustrate an interesting aspect of avian biology, behaviour or evolution, or to generate conversation on other topics, such as conservation or ethics.
Avian and male behaviour are both observed in this competitive birdwatching comedy where it's the laughs that are lesser spotted.
We designed a novel neuropsychological test to probe knowledge of particular avian characteristics (size, behaviour [migratory or nonmigratory], habitat [whether or not primarily water-dwelling]) in the nonverbal auditory, visual and verbal modalities, based on a uniform two-alternative-forced-choice procedure.
Our results establish a new link between an important avian self-maintenance behaviour and aspects of maternal health and reproduction.
We want to compare this behaviour to avian flight.
To the best of our knowledge, our study provides the first experimental test of the effects of ecologically relevant dose levels of endocrine disrupters on avian neural development and behaviour.
Our study indicated a need for more education about avian influenza and precautionary behaviours that are culturally-appropriate.
In both the auditory and visual modalities, his knowledge of the avian characteristics of size and behaviour was intact whereas his knowledge of the associated characteristic of habitat was deficient.
