session - CONCURRENT SESSION: Animal personality, aggression and physiological responsiveness (Symposium) session - CONCURRENT SESSION: Traits and hormones: When is a trait hormone-dependent and when is it not – is there a general picture? (Symposium) session - Tuesday Poster Session session - House Keeping session - Plenary Three session - Morning Tea session - CONCURRENT SESSION: Female song: fitness costs and benefits (Symposium) session - CONCURRENT SESSION: Avian Cognition (Symposium) session - CONCURRENT SESSION: Mating / Polyandry ‘beyond the individual’ (Symposium) session - CONCURRENT SESSION: Other / Endocrine control of behaviour: the avian perspective (Symposium) session - CONCURRENT SESSION: Human influences on behaviour: climate change, habitat alteration, etc. / Zoos breaking new ground: advances in applied and pure behavioural research (symposium) session - CONCURRENT SESSION: Personality session - CONCURRENT SESSION: Colour in nature: Conceptual and methodological challenges and emerging solutions (Symposium) / Behavioural thermoregulation: Mechanisms and consequences for ecthotherms in a changing world (Symposium) session - Lunch session - CONCURRENT SESSION: Communication session - CONCURRENT SESSION: Avian Cognition (Symposium) session - CONCURRENT SESSION: Polyandry ‘beyond the individual’ (Symposium) / Navigation, movement, migration session - CONCURRENT SESSION: Zoos breaking new ground: advances in applied and pure behavioural research (symposium) session - CONCURRENT SESSION: Personality / Escape and avoidance session - CONCURRENT SESSION: Behavioural thermoregulation: Mechanisms and consequences for ecthotherms in a changing world (Symposium) / Vision using 2 eyes: comparing vertebrates (Symposium) session - Afternoon Tea session - CONCURRENT SESSION: Avian Cognition (Symposium) session - CONCURRENT SESSION: Movement, navigation, migration session - CONCURRENT SESSION: Zoos breaking new ground: advances in applied and pure behavioural research (symposium) session - CONCURRENT SESSION: Escape and avoidance / Contest behaviour