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| Subject: | Birds & Mirrors |
| From: | "Ken Maling" <> |
| Date: | Wed, 16 Dec 1998 18:04:42 +1100 |
Anne Green wrote:- >................................. I find putting a mirror >with many birds helps them remember what kind of creature they are >"supposed" to consort with................./snip This is an interesting topic. Some birds are quite happy to communicate with a mirror reflection. Others, especially males in the mating season, become extremely aggressive to the "intruder"! Any comments from the experts? Regards Ken Maling Somers, Vic. |
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