The power of purple – male birds use gaudy colours to warn and defeat rivals @ScienceMonashUni
The power of purple – male birds use gaudy colours to warn and defeat rivals  @ScienceMonashUni
Uploaded June 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Resident breeder male purple-crowned fairy-wren responding to the presence of a 3D-printed model of a male intruder in his territory, by approaching and pecking the model, as well as singing. Fairy-wren contact calls and songs were also broadcast at the start of the experiment to draw its attention.
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The power of purple – male birds use gaudy colours to warn and defeat rivals

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