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He prepares his stage with diligence. "Everything must be spic and span," Attenborough recounts. The bird clears debris and meticulously places foliage for maximum effect. He practices before calling loudly to attract a female. He makes sure everyone can hear his voice.
When a female nears, the performance begins. He bobs and clicks, navigating the stage to ensure she sees him no matter which way she turns. He serenades and struts, displaying abundant color and personal style. She observes, deciding if she is "in the mood" or not. The show means everything for his legacy.
As trial lawyers, we know exhibits are important, but what about the rest? Your stage and your stage presence are as important as display. Maximum impact requires careful consideration.
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