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danielley101215
Crowing
Hard to say.. I feel like one acts one of those ways and the other acts the other way. I also heard a mix of a lot of weird voices from them both. But if I had to say what they seem more like is the gander in the videos behavior. But I don't know I feel like they could be females too. Ugh!!! It's hard to tell I just want it confirmed alreadyI can't tell too much from that video, unfortunately. Here, watch this:
You see how one bird always has itself between the person holding the camera and the other bird? And how it walks with its head upright and its nose in the air? That one is the gander, and those are gander behaviors. And how the female walks with her neck more bent and not as upright as the other one? That is a female behavior. Which one are your two more like?