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Dominic Couzens
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Journalist, BBC Countryfile Magazine
Dorset, England
Beats
changement climatique, Agriculture , Population Autochtone, droit des minorités, Environnement , Elevage, Droit Humain , Gestion Forestière
Content
By Dominic Couzens| Bird Watching Magazine Verified If you would like to know what this article is primarily about, the answer is, well, nothing. Or at least, doing nothing. This is an aspect of bird behaviour that is very rarely written about. Since birds tend to be highly active creatures, seemingly always flying about or feeding or fighting, we sometimes forget that they do come to a halt sometimes, and not just to sleep. At times in their lives birds just loaf, or lounge, or gaze at their navel (okay, they don’t have a navel) for hours on end.
They'll attack lambs, prey on puffins and they aren't scared of you - meet the true thugs of the skies
By Dominic Couzens| BBC Wildlife Magazine Verified Look at pictures of great skuas, and you can guess what these sharp-clawed seabirds might be like. Bulky and aggressive, intimidating and uncompromising: if club bouncers were birds, they would probably be great skuas. Most bird lovers will have heard of the way in which great skuas (or bonxies as they are known in Shetland) go about their business.
By Dominic Couzens| Bird Watching Magazine Verified If you would like to know what this article is primarily about, the answer is, well, nothing. Or at least, doing nothing. This is an aspect of bird behaviour that is very rarely written about. Since birds tend to be highly active creatures, seemingly always flying about or feeding or fighting, we sometimes forget that they do come to a halt sometimes, and not just to sleep. At times in their lives birds just loaf, or lounge, or gaze at their navel (okay, they don’t have a navel) for hours on end.
Company Info
BBC Countryfile Magazine
Tenterden, England, United Kingdom
'+44 177 385 4321
Founded: 2007