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Why is the Kingfisher a nonperching bird?
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I think the kingfisher is a perching bird.
I have seen them perching in trees watching for insects etc moving around on the ground. We had one that perched on a power pole near our fish pond it eventually ate all the fish!
I have seen them perching in trees watching for insects etc moving around on the ground. We had one that perched on a power pole near our fish pond it eventually ate all the fish!
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