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Friday 8 August 2014
Male moor hens showing aggressive behaviour
The following clip was taken by luck. I was actually looking for another bird that had arrived in the field next door to us. It features two male moor hens showing aggressive behaviour towards each other and showing each other bottoms. This must be quite an insult in bird's language, dont' you think?!
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