Pin-tailed Whydah’s Mating Ritual

Pin-tailed Whydah’s Mating Ritual

The bird in the video is a bird, but it seems to be a good dancer. The name of the bird

is Pin-taled Whydah. One can see another silently watching the birds dancing. The

background is blurred for the birds to be in focus

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Jonathan Lin is a wildlife photographer. He clicks photos of birds and clicks a few

animal photos as well. He uses a Sony camera for capturing photos.  His photos

have been featured in magazines in New Zealand.

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