More natural history than is usual for this group, but the look at bird behavior is wonderful.
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phxbillcee
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Nov 18, 2018
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I like to try and find interesting things, and I know that most science interested people are usually interested in most things. P.S. I am awed by your output, I could never find that much, thank you this is a great group.
@Fernapple Thank you!
Did you share this in the Feathered Friends group? I knew they were smart but didn’t know as much about their mating and family rituals. Thanks.
EyesThatSmile
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Nov 18, 2018
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I just used the "Share button". 
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