Andy Radford on the Green Woodhoopoe

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Recorded12 Jan 2018

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Professor Andy Radford, a Behavioural Biologist at the University of Bristol describes the role of sound when it comes to competing choruses of Green Woodhoopoes.Producer: Sarah Blunt Photograph: Nigel Voaden.

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