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Hiding Bittern. A Bittern Uses An Upright Vertical Position To Hide Among The Reed, A Behavior Which Is Species Specific For This Bird.

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Hiding Bittern. A Bittern uses an upright vertical position to hide among the reed, a behavior which is species specific for this bird.

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