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A western osprey facing the camera and 'bobbing' its head.

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  • Photo title: A western osprey facing the camera and 'bobbing' its head.
  • Author: Blueandrew
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  • A western osprey facing the camera and 'bobbing' its head. It's thought they do this in order to to produce relative motion (parallax) between objects located at different distances. As a result, the osprey can mentally untangle overlapping objects that might be of similar color and brightness in a complex visual field.
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