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Biology

Spatial Cognition and Nest Site Recall in Ground-Nesting Birds

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Some ground-nesting birds, like plovers and terns, can relocate their camouflaged nests from distances of up to 100 meters using a combination of visual landmarks and spatial memory, even when the nest itself is invisible.

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A plover returns to the exact spot where its eggs lie hidden in the sand, yet the nest is virtually invisible to a human observer. How does it find it so precisely?