Collared flycatchers will likely settle in a habitat in which
A) brood sizes of conspecifics were large the previous year.
B) few adult conspecifics are present.
C) accurate assessment of nest site availability is difficult.
D) food abundance was variable the previous year.
E) access to mates appears unpredictable.

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Collared flycatchers are social birds that prefer habitats where other conspecifics are present. In particular, they tend to settle in areas where brood sizes of conspecifics were large the previous year, indicating that the habitat is suitable for reproduction and survival.

Collared Flycatchers Will Likely Settle in a Habitat in Which