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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsLove bird collects & tucks nesting material into his feathers for efficient transport:
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Look how this lovebird strips the leaves removing each midvein to tuck amongst its feathers for safe keeping...
rather than taking each piece home separately, this is a more efficient way of gathering and transporting nest building material
rather than taking each piece home separately, this is a more efficient way of gathering and transporting nest building material
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Love bird collects & tucks nesting material into his feathers for efficient transport: (Original Post)
tblue37
Mar 2022
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sarge43
(28,941 posts)1. The Bird of Paradise Look is in this year. n/t
Lovie777
(12,232 posts)2. K & R . . .
sprinkleeninow
(20,235 posts)3. Way more intelligent than 'some' human species.
Maraya1969
(22,478 posts)4. Years ago I saw a video of a small parrot in a cage doing this with paper! I thought he was just
adorning himself for his mate or something.
CrispyQ
(36,457 posts)6. I saw that video too, & thought of it while watching this vid, too! -nt
mopinko
(70,078 posts)5. i've had them as pets. no paper is safe.
they love something a bit stiff, so no paperback was safe from have a fancy edging on the cover.
Auggie
(31,163 posts)7. Reminder: calling someone a "birdbrain" is not an insult.