A fascinating post at Bird Ecology Study Group about a series of observations of an Indian Peafowl that was more than willing to abandon her albino chick.
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I think you should add the word “offspring” to the end of the title of this post. Otherwise, it’s possibly the best title of a post ever on 10000birds.