I found that bird's colorful plumages reflect their needs for foods and enviroments (1 Viewer)

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Mike in Cumbria

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• Nov 28, 2013

• #561

RafaelMatias said:

You might find this interesting as well as its list of references: http://www.publish.csiro.au/paper/MU13006

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There was something of a consensus around letting this thread die a natural death - best not to breathe new life into it!

 

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morninglight

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• Feb 27, 2014

• #562

RafaelMatias said:

You really still didn't find anything strange with that photo...?

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PS photo?

 

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morninglight

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• Feb 27, 2014

• #563

RafaelMatias said:

You might find this interesting as well as its list of references: http://www.publish.csiro.au/paper/MU13006

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Thank you for your telling me this bird.
It more likes magenta.
I guess That the magenta crown is to mimic KIMBERLEY BAUHINIAs of Jigal tree.
The flowers provide pollen, nectar and insects for the bird.

 

Larry Lade

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• Feb 28, 2014

• #564

Why is it that when I eat a lot of ice cream I look more like "the Pillsbury Dough Boy" than a marshmallow sundae?

 

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ClarkWGriswold

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• Feb 28, 2014

• #565

This is what I'm trying to get down to Larry

 

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morninglight

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• Mar 4, 2014

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Larry Lade said:

Why is it that when I eat a lot of ice cream I look more like "the Pillsbury Dough Boy" than a marshmallow sundae?

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Because you not a bird. You can not have feather. And also, girls select husbands mainly according their abiblity, wealth, position....