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This Colorful Corvidae Singing delivers a jaw-dropping, cinematic 20-second close-up that showcases why this bird’s long, streaming tail and glossy plumage are such a showstopper. In this clip the bird is perched on an evergreen bough along a sweeping mountain ridge, and the camera nails microtexture detail — every feather looks sculpted and reflective, the bill is pristine, and the eye highlights give real life and personality to the shot. As a short review: the composition, lighting, and crisp

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2.5K views · 65 reactions | It’s like the smarter you are, the more anxiety you have  #crow #crows #corvidae #corvidcore #birds #birdsofinstagram #birdwatching #funnyanimals #learnsomethingnew | Dark Wings Wildlife & Education | Facebook

Corvids are smarty-pants animals, and Forrest the white necked raven has always been one of the smartest birds I know. This was an early video from 2016 when he first learned to place items on a target, and we taught him to generalize this anything we cued him. Even more cumbersome items, like hand towels 😆 Ravens are the only non-primate animals that use gestures. They use their beaks to point to items. These are called deictic gestures. Even observations of comparable gestures in primates are