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Gannets Showing Mutual Preening Behavior

Northern gannets (Morus bassanus) showing mutual preening. This behavior is important for the birds to renew their bonds after fishing trips. Mutual preening is the last step of greeting that a mating pair of gannets shows before settling together at the

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13606831
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43090595
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4500px x 3000px (6.5MB)
Credit
Ted Kinsman /Science Source/ www.ardea.com
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