Feathers in Flight 🦚 A peacock’s dazzling feathers can stretch over 1.5 meters longer than its body! Those brilliant plumes grow from its back and are raised by shorter tail feathers underneath. Fun fact: Did you know peafowl are among the largest of all birds that fly? 📍Indian Peafowl, Malakkappara, Kerala, India #EarthCapture 📸 by Faisal Magnet #Peacock #Birds #WildlifePhotography #Animals | BBC Earth
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Feathers in Flight 🦚 A peacock’s dazzling feathers can stretch over 1.5 meters longer than its body! Those brilliant plumes grow from its back and are raised by shorter tail feathers underneath. Fun fact: Did you know peafowl are among the largest of all birds that fly? 📍Indian Peafowl, Malakkappara, Kerala, India #EarthCapture 📸 by Faisal Magnet #Peacock #Birds #WildlifePhotography #Animals | BBC Earth
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When a bird raises all its feathers away from its body and quickly shakes them, this behaviour is called a ‘rouse’. A rouse is a way for a bird to remove debris from the feathers and ensures feathers are in the correct position for flight. A rouse is commonly seen before flight as a part of flight preparation but can also be seen when the bird is relaxed as a part of their self grooming routine. Other signs of a relaxed bird include the preening of the feathers, fluffed up belly feathers, holdin
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When a bird raises all its feathers away from its body and quickly shakes them, this behaviour is called a ‘rouse’. A rouse is a way for a bird to remove debris from the feathers and ensures feathers are in the correct position for flight. A rouse is commonly seen before flight as a part of flight preparation but can also be seen when the bird is relaxed as a part of their self grooming routine. Other signs of a relaxed bird include the preening of the feathers, fluffed up belly feathers, holdin
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