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<blockquote data-quote="hark" data-source="post: 845118" data-attributes="member: 13196"><p>I'm not quite sure about this vignette either. To me it almost looks like the bird is backlit rather than having a vignette on the image.</p><p></p><p>That said ... I really like red-winged blackbirds! In college, one of the extra credit assignments was to watch a video which discussed this bird. Scientists used something safe to hide the red and yellow epaulets of a red winged blackbird's wings. They determined the males go by the visual colors. Other males weren't bothered being near this <strong><em>blackbird</em></strong>. But this bird that lacked its colors kept trying to defend it's territory by fighting off the others that had colorful epaulets.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hark, post: 845118, member: 13196"] I'm not quite sure about this vignette either. To me it almost looks like the bird is backlit rather than having a vignette on the image. That said ... I really like red-winged blackbirds! In college, one of the extra credit assignments was to watch a video which discussed this bird. Scientists used something safe to hide the red and yellow epaulets of a red winged blackbird's wings. They determined the males go by the visual colors. Other males weren't bothered being near this [B][I]blackbird[/I][/B]. But this bird that lacked its colors kept trying to defend it's territory by fighting off the others that had colorful epaulets. [/QUOTE]
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