ECOLOGY
ECOSYSTEM
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Question
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Magpies, white-throated tree creepers and striated thornbills are all common birds in the eucalypt woodlands of south-eastern Australia. All three birds live on insects; magpies searching the ground for them, treecreepers foraging under the bark and thornbills finding them in the foliage. These three species of birds:
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do not show resource partitioning.
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occupy the same ecological niche.
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are an exception to the rule of resource partitioning.
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occupy different ecological niches
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Explanation:
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