This 8 August 2018 video shows nine-weeks-old barn owls preening each other’s feathers and practising estimating distances.
Their nest box is in Eersel town in the Netherlands, where Mark made this video.
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Pleasure to see this. Their behaviour of moving face is almost like a dance or some call.
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Indeed! They do it to learn how to estimate distances.
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Ok 👍👍
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