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| Subject: | Re: Hobbies and willy wagtails |
| From: | "Merrilyn Serong" <> |
| Date: | Mon, 04 Jan 1999 00:11:55 +1100 |
Not that anyone would have lost any sleep over it, but I was a bit hasty thinking that three young willy wagtails may have been eaten by hobbies. All three have re-appeared and are alive and well. Meanwhile, the three young hobbies are learning to find their own food and had a mid-air battle today when one of them was holding some prey and the others wanted it. Unfortunately I couldn't see what it was they were fighting over. Merrilyn |
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