Talk:Mixed-species feeding flock
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[edit] Suggested improvements
Some things this article could use:
- A better title?
- More mention of mixed flocks of seabirds feeding on fish, seed-eating birds feeding together, white egrets attracting herons?
- A description from someone who has actually seen such flocks in the tropics! What's it like to be in or next to one?
- A photograph (if possible) or a recording, or at least a link to one.
- Material on ant-swarm followers, possibly from Army ant?
- Do thrushes or mimic thrushes join these flocks? None of the ones in Howell and Webb do.
—JerryFriedman 20:17, 24 February 2006 (UTC)
