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Role model, I'd say Keep us updated, please, we would like to know if there is an association between a stable partnership over the years and hard working caring fathers in Barbets!

Toko, are you going to try making a scientific comparison between the behaviour of human and barbet male behaviour? Looking for a doctorate?

For a start I should learn how to tell apart the male and the female in Barbets

Also worthwile to look into the effects of having two houses for a couple

Toko wrote:
Also worthwile to look into the effects of having two houses for a couple

Excellent idea!! You will have to overcome some social and economic difficulties though

I can contribute a bit to your study so long:

Male Crested Barbets is brighter in colour, specially the red, but even the yellow is a nice bright yellow.

Human males are duller in colour than females and don't do house chores...!

Great info coming through More please!

Super Mongoose wrote:I can contribute a bit to your study so long:

Male Crested Barbets is brighter in colour, specially the red, but even the yellow is a nice bright yellow.

Human males are duller in colour than females and don't do house chores...!

Not only in colors. The older they get the duller they get They even
stop dancing the Cha Cha Cha (this is a personal observation)

Do you still dance the Cha cha cha Lis? If so, please submit a video for further educational research!

Flutterby wrote:

Do you still dance the Cha cha cha Lis? If so, please submit a video for further educational research!

Agree, that will be very help full to draw a good comparison....

This is the male, we call him Woody, after the Cha cha cha, taking a short break.



This is the female, we call her Wendy, just sitting in front of her clean and tidy house.

if Inside if there is a male and female... sorry a female and a male... what's happens