My observation led me to believe that this bird was easily intimidated
by other birds, when a different bird would move closer this bird would
chasse to the side to allow more space between them. The second bird
would not be showing aggressive behavior toward the LAGU ( just mover
near it) but the LAGU would look at the new neighbor and then give up
position to stand farther away. Makes me ponder why out of range birds
are often on the edge or seperated from groups of similar birds?
Gerald White
Muscatine
On 9/11/2013 9:38 AM, Carlbendorf wrote:
Seen this morning 9 to 9:30 just as described in Jim Fuller's post from
yesterday.
Carl Bendorf
Solon
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