In march, males that already mated fly to their female's pearch and adopt a rather interesting posture: they fluff their backs and turn right and left, stretching either a wing or their tail. Scientists believe this is done in order to display their yellow feathers and spots on their tails.
It will stand out in your garden, giving it a touch a color and poetry.
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