J josephandrews222 Active Member Pro Member Pro Member Joined May 27, 2024 Posts 43 Likes Received 138 Points 33 Name Joseph Andrews CC Welcome Yes Friday at 4:48 PM #1 Join to view EXIF data. ...from Google: "They frequently perch head-down on vertical surfaces like tree trunks or fence posts." ...and fifty year old sheds
Join to view EXIF data. ...from Google: "They frequently perch head-down on vertical surfaces like tree trunks or fence posts." ...and fifty year old sheds
David Stallard Well Known Member Pro Member Pro Member Joined Oct 16, 2023 Posts 454 Likes Received 869 Points 93 Name David Stallard City/State Essex, UK CC Welcome Yes Yesterday at 10:44 AM #2 Nice clean shot - my question is "Why do they perch head down"? one of natures little mysteries huh
J josephandrews222 Active Member Pro Member Pro Member Joined May 27, 2024 Posts 43 Likes Received 138 Points 33 Name Joseph Andrews CC Welcome Yes Yesterday at 3:43 PM Thread starter #3 David Stallard said: Nice clean shot - my question is "Why do they perch head down"? one of natures little mysteries huh Click to expand... There are several possible reasons listed here: Google Search ...I think I like this one-- "Spotting mates: Male territorial species use high head-down perches on trunks to watch for passing females flying below."
David Stallard said: Nice clean shot - my question is "Why do they perch head down"? one of natures little mysteries huh Click to expand... There are several possible reasons listed here: Google Search ...I think I like this one-- "Spotting mates: Male territorial species use high head-down perches on trunks to watch for passing females flying below."