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Hello there, folks. Can anyone help with this enquiry about Firetails?
Not being one of my local birds (we "only" get Zebra Finches)I'm unable
to help. Thanks
Anne
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Sat, 27 Dec 1997 16:36:26 -0800 |
Ta!
Now to which one.
Perhaps you can help me with the disappearance of the Firetail finches over
the last few months. This year past is the first time that I have had small
amount of feed out for them and they react with a bike wheel sculpture that
Ihave made and it is easy ti see them at feed from a distance when the
wheel turns. In the past I have only really noticed them around the summer
months - when wire weed sets seed for example, and perhaps they go bush to
nest ??
Regards Kym
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> From: Anne & Roger Green <>
> To: Afford <>
> Subject: Re: Pendulous nest
> Date: Saturday, December 27, 1997 9:20 AM
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> Afford wrote:
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> > Howdy,
> > Please help. Strange nest in country garden neighbours Ivy on verandah
at
> > Mount Barker SA. I cannot find reference to it. Soft and very finely
spun,
> > hanging down approximately 150 mm. No eggs nor bird sighted.
> > Computer dummie. Tried to attach a .bmp but cannot get it to work
> > Hopefully an expert will twig to it quickly. Will appreciate reply.
> > KDA
> Sounds like one of the Honey-eaters. Regards, Anne
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