We love to watch the eyasses watch each other. When one is flapping, eating, pooping or doing just about anything the others like to watch.  We believe this is a moment of learning as they watch what they are learning to do. There may be a certain amount of copy-cat behavior, too.  This watching often includes getting different viewpoint.  They tilt their head, turn their head upside-down, look at it from a low or high perspective and bob their head as they swivel to bring it into a 3D view.

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Then there is learning to land in a tree.  It is not unusual for an early landing to not work out as hoped and suddenly she is hanging upside-down from the limb.  I think this is D7. 

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She either lost her hold on the branch or let go when she realized there was no other choice but, in either case, she was easily able to take flight again.

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