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Mirrors and Magpies
Not many beings on this planet can look in a mirror and realize they are seeing an image of themselves. Even humans need a few years before we figure it out. Orangutans, Chimpanzees and probably dolph… more →
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Mirrors and Magpies
fatfinch wrote 1 year ago: Not many beings on this planet can look in a mirror and realize they are seeing an image of themselv … more →
Rooks
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fatfinch wrote 1 year ago: The evidence continues to mount that calling someone a bird brain is not an insult. The BBC has this … more →
Crows and Ravens, Part VI
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fatfinch wrote 1 year ago: We unaccountably missed the December episode of “Nature” on PBS about Ravens. Attempting to remedy t … more →
Nature’s Intelligence or The Nature of Intelligence
fatfinch wrote 1 year ago: The juniper tree in the photo lives at the top of 75 Mile Ridge in the Grand Canyon. I have n … more →
Crows and Ravens, Part V - Fictional Birds, Part II
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fatfinch wrote 1 year ago: Our posts here about crows and ravens are our most popular and another is on the way. Our incipient … more →
Nature's Intelligence or The Nature of Intelligence
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goldenstate wrote 1 year ago: The juniper tree in the photo lives at the top of 75 Mile Ridge in the Grand Canyon. I have no idea … more →
New Caledonian Crows Again
fatfinch wrote 2 years ago: The New Caldonia Crows are at again. So are the scientists who study them. Now the scientists have a … more →
Crows and Ravens, Breaking News
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fatfinch wrote 2 years ago: The New Caledonian Crows are at it again. This time they quickly figured out how to use a short stic … more →
Crows and Ravens, Part IV
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fatfinch wrote 2 years ago: We now know that Crows and Ravens are smart. Now, let us assume that you are confronted with a large … more →
Crows and Ravens, Part III
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fatfinch wrote 2 years ago: Putting together this series on Corvids has led down many different trails. Today’s entry is one suc … more →
Crows and Ravens, Part II
fatfinch wrote 2 years ago: Corvids are to birds what Border Collies are to dogs, Dolphins are to mammals and Einstein was to hu … more →
Crows and Ravens, Part I
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fatfinch wrote 2 years ago: Odin, the father of the gods and of men, kept two wolves by his side and two ravens on his shoulders … more →
