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Photo Essay: Mating Games

Courtship Flights are an amazing display of color and acrobatic flying

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Courtship consists of signals by male and female birds – such as calls, posture and feather displays – to indicate the condition of their respective sexual interests. Aggressive behavior among competing males is not uncommon. (photo by Jim Thompson)

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