Originally posted by oddoneout
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What birds (are you/have you been) watching? What birds have been watching you?
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Originally posted by Bryn View PostQuite. Hence the question. Indeed, Nuthatches seem to be happier headng down.
...up and down sideways up and down.......
they follow the money, ie.the food...quickest way to the nest...........
The Nuthatch is one of my favourite garden birds; it is more of an occasional visitor than a regular. It is fascinating to watch its movements as it is the o...
....all around the world.....
Last edited by jayne lee wilson; 13-04-20, 14:08.
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Originally posted by jayne lee wilson View PostGosh.... you must have a southern variant..... mine are all in another Spatially-Liberated Dimension....
...up and down sideways up and down.......
they follow the money, ie.the food...quickest way to the nest...........
The Nuthatch is one of my favourite garden birds; it is more of an occasional visitor than a regular. It is fascinating to watch its movements as it is the o...
....all around the world.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJahZ8hN6IY
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Originally posted by Bryn View PostI rest my case. When foraging the bird in that clip clearly favoured headings down, changing orientation when, having identified a target, an obstruction prevented it from getting at its prey from above.
And even more clearly untrue of the Arizona one ....up and down and everywhichway..... (and I think the scientists need to come to my garden quick...very liberated Nutties here...maybe they learned from Squirrels....but a main reason for their upwards trajectory here is simply that its the fastest route, after jumping twig to twig, to the suet dispensers....)....
Tree Creepers being shyer and warier, and having smaller finer bills, they have adapted to dispensers far less...
Interesting points about both and woodpeckers - tails and feet and movement - here....
Last edited by jayne lee wilson; 13-04-20, 14:56.
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