Gay, monogamous, birds sing for romance
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laresMon 15/08/11 14:42 |
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"Same-sex pairs of monogamous birds are just as attached and faithful to each other as those paired with a member of the opposite sex. |
bassetMon 15/08/11 14:55 |
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My 3 chickens have started making a noise like when you sharply punch one of those old Pifco cycle horns. I quite like it, but does it mean they're going through sex-change? |
paulchachachaMon 15/08/11 14:56 |
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i have bengalese finches living on my balcony...i don't know if they are puffs or whatever but I do enjoy observing them preen & sing...it's very touching!!! :-) |
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