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fred de rouen(https://regardfc.1fr1.net/t771-les-oiseaux#26114) a écrit:On pourrait ajouter le numéro de Continent sciences de 2012, Syntaxes, syllabes des oiseaux chanteurs.

Yann Sancatorze(https://regardfc.1fr1.net/t771-les-oiseaux#26379) a écrit:Pas une émission, mais un long article sur le site du NYT : In Africa, Birds and Humans Form a Unique Honey Hunting Party

"Researchers have long known that among certain traditional cultures of Africa, people forage for wild honey with the help of honeyguides — woodpecker-like birds that show tribesmen where the best beehives are hidden, high up in trees. In return for revealing the location of natural honey pots, the birds are rewarded with the leftover beeswax, which they eagerly devour."

Alain Machefert(https://regardfc.1fr1.net/t412p40-du-grain-a-moudre-deuxieme-formule#26916) a écrit: (...) Cette émission de 1974 n'est pas vraiment originale, les oiseaux, mais bougrement intéressante. (Deux heures!)
http://www.franceculture.fr/emissions/les-nuits-de-france-culture/les-oiseaux-1ere-diffusion-19041974

Yann Sancatorze(https://regardfc.1fr1.net/t771-les-oiseaux#26379) a écrit:Pas une émission, mais un long article sur le site du NYT : In Africa, Birds and Humans Form a Unique Honey Hunting Party

"Researchers have long known that among certain traditional cultures of Africa, people forage for wild honey with the help of honeyguides — woodpecker-like birds that show tribesmen where the best beehives are hidden, high up in trees. In return for revealing the location of natural honey pots, the birds are rewarded with the leftover beeswax, which they eagerly devour."