A new behavior observation from this afternoon: ...walking along the front sidewalk of the Ornithology Lab this afternoon when a luna moth crossed my path. A male red-winged blackbird swooped down and attempted to grab it several times. Despite one or two small tears in its wings, the moth eventually evaded the blackbird and flew away up over the building. Meanwhile, the frustrated red-winged perched in a nearby tree preening its jostled feathers... The additional audience of 5th graders and their walk leader were thrilled with the unexpected entertainment! Colleen Richards ____________________________________________________________ This Woman Is A Former Child Star, Guess Who She Is funnyjk.com http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL3141/5b22b8aa8ef1e38aa0c08st02duc --
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