POTD 12/18/23
ME DRINKING? - Female Cardinal caught mid-drink at the bird bath.
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Bill Niemi(non-registered)
So I asked Google qnd this is what I got: Do birds have binocular or monocular vision?
Binocular vision
Binocular vision enables us, to determine the size of an object and its distance. Most birds have eyes on the sides of their heads, letting them see different things with each eye. This “monocular” vision allows birds to scan two large areas. Birds not only see well; they see in color.
Binocular vision
Binocular vision enables us, to determine the size of an object and its distance. Most birds have eyes on the sides of their heads, letting them see different things with each eye. This “monocular” vision allows birds to scan two large areas. Birds not only see well; they see in color.
Bill Niemi(non-registered)
Yes, another bird expressing her opinion. Your photo is evidence of binocular vision in birds. If I can see both eyes at once then the bird can see my face with both eyes simultaneously like humans. It was the assumption that birds were monocular, I'll have to research the latest on that.
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