View the amazing artistic sensibilities of the Vogelkop Bowerbird (Amblyornis inornata) of New Guinea as he prepares his bower to entice a mate; one of God's wondrous creatures! [BBC One video via YouTube]
The male constructs what amounts to a reception hall supported in the middle by a sapling, the trunk of which is wrapped in moss. An intricate woven roof of twigs and grasses shelter the Bowerbird's art gallery.
Photo: Uy Laboratory, Department of Biology, Syracuse University
The male constructs what amounts to a reception hall supported in the middle by a sapling, the trunk of which is wrapped in moss. An intricate woven roof of twigs and grasses shelter the Bowerbird's art gallery.
Photo: Uy Laboratory, Department of Biology, Syracuse University
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