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Video 1A: Feeding
Video 1B:
Slow Motion of 1A
Video 2: Family
Video
3: Adult
Opening Photos
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Scissor-tailed Flycatchers
are
a delight to see. Adults are easily identified by their
long scissor tail.
Our videos are
all taken of a family we found at
Foss State Park, OK.
Video 1A Adults go
and come back with food for the fledglings.
Video 1B is a slow
motion version of Video 1A.
Video 2 shows an adult with two fledglings in the
lower branches of a tree. A third fledgling was watching
off camera.
Video 3 shows the second adult resting
briefly in the same tree, a great vantage point
for finding grasshoppers.
Scissor-tails like open areas with scattered
trees, but also hunt from wires, as shown in the opening
photos taken at
Black Kettle National Grasslands. |
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BirdSongID.com
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