During the breeding season, you might see three ..... flying in tight formation, one after another. This a form of social display. Typically the bird in the lead is the male of a mated pair. The second bird is an unmated male chasing his rival from the area where he hopes to next. The third is the female of the mated pare, which seems to go along for the ride.

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During the breeding season, you might see three ____ flying in tight formation, one after another. This a form of social display. Typically the bird in the lead is the male of a mated pair. The second bird is an unmated male chasing his rival from the area where he hopes to next. The third is the female of the mated pare, which seems to go along for the ride.

A	Mallards
B	Mourning Doves
C	Wood Ducks
D	Ruffed Grouses

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