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Urban corvids: A bird’s-eye view of towns and cities
Urban corvids such as crows and magpies are large, intelligent birds that are accustomed to humans. Unlike doves and smaller birds, they are hardly ever fed by intent. Instead, they thrive in the shadows, as it were, of human civilization. More precisely, they tend to follow our movements and activities, with an occasional sneakpeek into what we are doing whenever we are not paying attention.
Urban corvids: A bird’s-eye view of towns and cities
Urban corvids such as crows and magpies are large, intelligent birds that are accustomed to humans. Unlike doves and smaller birds, they are hardly ever fed by intent. Instead, they thrive in the shadows, as it were, of human civilization. More precisely, they tend to follow our movements and activities, with an occasional sneakpeek into what we are doing whenever we are not paying attention.
Urban corvids: A bird’s-eye view of towns and cities
Morten Tønnessen (author)
2016
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Electronic Resource
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