Wednesday, 1 September 2021

NEWS FROM THE WORLD OF BIRDS

 


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First eggs of the season for imperilled dotterel colony already pillaged by cats
stuff.co.nz
A banded dotterel researcher is still hopeful for the rare birds' upcoming breeding season, even after a feral cat swiped the colony’s first eggs.
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Australian Photographer Captures Video of Elusive Pink Robin in Rainforest Down Under
theepochtimes.com
One Australian photographer’s quest for an elusive bird Down Under has born fruit after months of searching. Having ...
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Give your brain a break with these swirling bird and fish patterns
popsci.com
High in the sky and deep in the sea, tiny animals conspire to form mesmerizing displays. For them, these aerial and aquatic ballets are just a way of life.
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Why some female hummingbirds masquerade as males
nationalgeographic.com
Scientists are increasingly finding examples of female birds with showy, male-like plumage.
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Pharaoh's groupies: why are we obsessed with ancient Egypt?
bigthink.com
I was initially attracted to Egyptology because of some unexplainable, irrational love for an ancient culture. But I now view these gorgeous, chiseled kings as bullies and narcissists. Fetishizing an…
Shared by Kara Cooney
Country diary: all in a night’s work for the greater horseshoe bats
theguardian.com
<strong>Doddiscombsleigh, Devon:</strong> The black sky fizzes with their hidden labours as they busily raise their young
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Born to be wild: India’s first captive-bred endangered vultures are set free
theguardian.com
Numbers of the country’s carrion-loving birds dropped by over 97% in the 1990s. Now, a successful breeding scheme is giving them a boost
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A giant tortoise was caught stalking, killing and eating a baby bird
sciencenews.org
Video captures the first documented instance of a tortoise hunting another animal.
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Female hummingbirds may sport flashy feathers to avoid being harassed
sciencenews.org
Some female white-necked jacobin hummingbirds boast bright blue plumage that’s similar to males. The colors may help females blend in to avoid attacks.
Shared by Patrick Tineo NCMA, PTC

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