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A male red-cockaded woodpecker revealing his red cockade

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Woodpeckers carry wood-eating fungi that may help them dig holes

Red-cockaded woodpeckers carry spores of wood-decaying fungi on their beaks, wings and feet, which could make it easier for them to excavate cavities

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Rare Australian bird farms nourishing manna from trees

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Ibis plucking fish from water

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Bald ibis among wildlife driven to extinction in Syria and Libya

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Raven on perch

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Ravens' fear of unseen snoopers hints they have theory of mind

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Reed warbler

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Europe's song birds perfect their tunes when wintering in Africa

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Crow cameras give a bird's eye view of tool-making in the wild

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Crow cameras give a bird's eye view of tool-making in the wild

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Parrots use pebble tools to grind up own mineral supplements

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Parrots use pebble tools to grind up own mineral supplements

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What snowy owls get up to when the mercury drops

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What snowy owls get up to when the mercury drops

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Why bird droppings are the enemy of electricity

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Why bird droppings are the enemy of electricity

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Birds prefer to eat at outdoor cafes with slow plate-clearing

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Birds prefer to eat at outdoor cafes with slow plate-clearing

When a bird swoops on your leftovers or a chip from your hand, it might be because of an ancient relationship between our species

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Exploring the world of parrots that dazzle and delight

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How wily wild turkeys struck it lucky in America

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African finch sings and performs superfast Happy Feet tap dance

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Deep cuts could see UK abandon its environmental obligations

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