Photo: Great Tit Birds Shift Mating Schedules Due to Warming

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As spring arrives earlier in England, great tits, such as the one in this undated photo, are moving up their mating schedules to coincide with an earlier emergence of caterpillars, a new study says.

Photograph courtesy T.A. Wilkins/Science

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