03/01/2023
While humans have just one nonspectral color—purple, birds can theoretically see up to five: purple, ultraviolet+red, ultraviolet+green, ultraviolet+yellow and ultraviolet+purple. Studies show that birds can see these nonspectral colors.
Many birds of prey can see colours on an even wider spectrum than humans do. Their eyes pick up more shades and contrasts. They can see ultraviolet (UV) light. The ability to make out UV light helps these birds spot traces left by prey.
"[UV vision] likely helps birds fly and hop through dense foliage with greater agility,"
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