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The answer is a katydid (just behind the dead palm frond) - if you spotted this, well done! if not, I cropped out the katydid below
The Northern Mockingbird got the tasty morsel on this occasion...
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Quick Quizz - Why are they fighting?
Hey folks - we'll get back to Peru as soon as I can squeeze a little time but meanwhile thought I'd keep you on your toes with this one. Look at this series of photos of a Loggerhead Kingbird and a Northern Mockingbird and see if you can figure out what they are fighting about (then scroll down for the answer)
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The answer is a katydid (just behind the dead palm frond) - if you spotted this, well done! if not, I cropped out the katydid below
The Northern Mockingbird got the tasty morsel on this occasion...
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The answer is a katydid (just behind the dead palm frond) - if you spotted this, well done! if not, I cropped out the katydid below
The Northern Mockingbird got the tasty morsel on this occasion...
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I did not spot this.All I saw was a piece of a branch,not worth fighting about,in my opinion. I like the feather detail in the last picture.
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