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A study from the University of Exeter published in Royal Society Open Science shows that urban male bowerbirds in Australia are influenced by the availability of human-made colorful items in their courtship displays. The research compared bower decoration choices between urban and rural environments during the breeding season in 2023.
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A study from the University of Exeter published in Royal Society Open Science shows that urban male bowerbirds in Australia are influenced by the availability of human-made colorful items in their courtship displays. The research compared bower decoration choices between urban and rural environments during the breeding season in 2023.
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Male bowerbirds prefer to dazzle females with bright human-made items
Study finds urban male bowerbirds prefer human-made items for courtship displays