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The difference here is that all wild species have a different tolerance to "stress". All studies I am aware of show that "stress" (adrenocortical response) of captive birds is VERY different when compared to captive or habituated birds, and differs throughout the annual cycle. I. E. Migrants do not show the same response as resident species.
Clint
The difference here is that all wild species have a different tolerance to "stress". All studies I am aware of show that "stress" (adrenocortical response) of captive birds is VERY different when compared to captive or habituated birds, and differs throughout the annual cycle. I. E. Migrants do not show the same response as resident species.
Clint
