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Subject: | [Fwd: [Birding-Aus] RE: Spangled Drongo Pruning Leaves] |
From: | Ian Cowan <> |
Date: | Mon, 24 Jul 2006 20:51:10 +1000 |
I have noted this behaviour of leaf pruning of small branches by Drongos several times - they tend to return to the denuded branch over the next several days and use it as a perch to call from. One in my yard earlier this year was prepared by (I assume) the parent bird, and then used as a perch by a very young bird just out of the nest over the next couple of days - very exposed, not the more common bird behaviour of keeping the young out of sight after they leave the nest. Ian Cowan Clifton Beach 4879 see the birds of Clifton Beach at [1]http://www.cliftonbeach.net/BirdsoCB |
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