Скачать или смотреть Rare behaviour of Non reciprocal allopreening in Corvus Splendens or Common House Crows

A pair of Common House Crow is filmed in non-reciprocal dorsal allopreening. Crows are common scavengers in urban areas. Although they are considered as unclean birds, this species is vital for the balance and waste management in our ecosystem.

Preening is an important behaviour for the survival of birds. Preening involves aligning the feathers and positioning the small feather barbules like velcro, oiling the feathers to the optimum. This is important for the birds in flying and also keeping off parasites and excess powder from their body. Preening also aids in vitamin D production in birds.

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