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Re: Birdwatchers from the World United

Many thanks Brink very nice smile

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Is avian malaria a disaster for British birds?
The disease has arrived in Britain - but how serious is it, and what can we do to help?
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Re: Birdwatchers from the World United

Hummingbirds shake their heads to deal with rain


The cameras show how a hummingbird shakes its head to get rid of the water (Footage: University of California, Berkeley)
Slow-motion footage has revealed how a hovering hummingbird is able to cope with wet weather.
The cameras show that the delicate bird shakes its head with such acceleration that it can reach a g-force of 34 (Formula 1 racing cars typically reach less than 6g).
This mid-air manoeuvre takes just 0.1 seconds and removes almost all of the water droplets from its feathers.
The research is published in the journal of the Royal Society Interface...
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Talking with a Pale-billed Woodpecker.

Very interesting video

I envy these young men.
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Nice very nice video , thanks for sharing smile

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Re: Birdwatchers from the World United

A 1 month, 1 day bump, watched a group of birds, of unknown make fly north, not south. Not doves or crows, latter occasionally observed how they horde a bird of prey, decided to look up the flocking habits. The basics:

http://birding.about.com/od/birdbehavior/a/Why-Birds-Flock.htm

The season could come early this year, so get your lenses polished for some not so regular birds of a feather. smile
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