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originally posted by: snowspirit
I never even thought to look at birds genitals as they are flying overhead. Aren't they all covered up by their feathers?
What a warped way of thinking - who gives bird's privates a thought to begin with?
As for them spying, were they carrying little cameras?
originally posted by: mekhanics
a reply to: xuenchen
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originally posted by: mekhanics
a reply to: grandmakdw
You're on high or something? You're not being funny, you're sounding stoopid.
originally posted by: mekhanics
a reply to: grandmakdw
Yes, I know how to speell.
Yes, I can spot the genitals.
Yes, I know you're are trying to take the pi55 ...
Most male birds have no phallus. In the males of species without a phallus, sperm is stored in the seminal glomera within the cloacal protuberance prior to copulation. During copulation, the female moves her tail to the side and the male either mounts the female from behind or in front (as in the stitchbird), or moves very close to her. The cloacae then touch, so that the sperm can enter the female's reproductive tract. This can happen very fast, sometimes in less than half a second.