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⚡️Currently documenting
The 350 Bird Challenge ⚡️
🇬🇧 UK raised, Exploring Ontario 🇨🇦
Birds, Wildlife, Nature
Showcasing Ontario and beyond!
Go Canada! 😁
September 28, 2025 at 6:37 PM
Go Canada! 😁
AYE
Maybe because they flush prey and then have to change technique to catching it while it moves quickly, haphazardly, and in close quarters. Moving sight quickly would help, compared to the "binocular" vision most other birds have - which mostly use ambush techniques.
This is just my theory.
Maybe because they flush prey and then have to change technique to catching it while it moves quickly, haphazardly, and in close quarters. Moving sight quickly would help, compared to the "binocular" vision most other birds have - which mostly use ambush techniques.
This is just my theory.
August 4, 2025 at 3:44 PM
AYE
Maybe because they flush prey and then have to change technique to catching it while it moves quickly, haphazardly, and in close quarters. Moving sight quickly would help, compared to the "binocular" vision most other birds have - which mostly use ambush techniques.
This is just my theory.
Maybe because they flush prey and then have to change technique to catching it while it moves quickly, haphazardly, and in close quarters. Moving sight quickly would help, compared to the "binocular" vision most other birds have - which mostly use ambush techniques.
This is just my theory.