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Interesting observation.........

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Posted by: hardcoresb3 at Thu Mar 4 13:41:32 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by hardcoresb3 ]  
   

Hey Brian,

I have never noticed that with my collareds but it sounds like you have compiled a sound theory here. It makes perfect sense to me. Predators from above getting a different visual. My collareds always seem to be more paranoid of movements from above when I keeping them outside, especially from overhead airplanes. They eyeball those planes until they are way out of there field of vision....crouching down!! I think naturally in the wild they get picked off by more birds and such then by any other natural predator.

Steve Bozsik
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