House sparrows' (<i>Passer domesticus</i>) behaviour in a novel environment is modulated by social context and familiarity in a sex-specific manner.

The main effect ‘test order’ had a marginally significant influence on the latency to forage (df = 2, χ 2 = 5.992, p = 0.050), with sparrows foraging marginally sooner in the third round of tests (Table 2 ).

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Firstly, as the difference was highly significant when confronting the first hour and non-significant when confronting the second, we could be seeing a quick process of habituation to the unfamiliar conspecific [ 31 ].

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