TES ECO Safaris

TES ECO Safaris TES Eco Safaris

06/04/2026

That long tail belongs to the male. During summer, the male long-tailed paradise whydahs develop their distinctive trailing feathers - a temporary signal used only for courtship.

Outside of breeding season, the display disappears. The bird returns to a quieter form, better suited to the months ahead.

In the bush, extravagance is seasonal and never without purpose.

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