Today, my article in a now-defunct online science site asks “What Do Birds See with their Ultraviolet Vision?“.
A Question Leads to a Surprising Discovery and a New Question about Avian Ultraviolet Eyesight
As is so often the case, one question in science leads to a surprising discovery, engendering yet new questions.
“What do birds see in each others’ plumage”?
“Wow! Birds can see ultraviolet light”!
“So, do their feathers have ultraviolet colours”?
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“Um, no…”.
But it’s an interesting step forward for biology, anyway. Read the article for the full scoop.
As always, I also promote my article in my Blog of Writing, where “Do Birds Waste their Ultraviolet Eyesight?” includes a new writing tip.
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When I open your RSS feed it puts up a whole lot of strange characters, is the deal on my end?
Sorry, I have no idea, but…I did see a problem reported at another site, where the solution was that the reader (you) should ensure that your RSS is set up to receive in English. (Somehow that problem was a Chinese character RSS from an English site to an English-speaking reader. I didn’t try to find out how that happened).
Let me know if it helps or not.
Disclaimer: I don’t receive anything from anyone by RSS, so that’s just passing along gossip “overheard” elsewhere.
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