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To: | "ozbird" <> |
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Subject: | Play |
From: | "Susan Myers" <> |
Date: | Thu, 23 Apr 1998 18:50:11 +1000 |
I'd like to thank everyone for their responses to this topic. As I suspected there appear to be plenty of birds that use play in their social behaviour. I'm certainly no expert but my guess is that it's an area that needs more work. From the responses I received it would appear that Aust. Magpies, Galahs, Keas, Pileated Woodpeckers, Little Corellas, amongst others all indulge in play. Just to clear up one, possibly ambiguous point, I have observed White-winged Choughs playing (quite roughly) on a number of occasions but have never seen them allopreening. Susan Myers phone: +61 3 9819 2539 Email:Susan Myers |
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