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| To: | "Sean Pywell" <> |
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| Subject: | Re: starlings and cats |
| From: | Margaret Cameron <> |
| Date: | Sun, 24 Jan 1999 20:16:21 +1100 |
My cat has also caught starlings especially juveniles and does not eat
them. However this is nothing as special as the same applies to sparrows
and baby blackbirds. I doubt if it's anything to do with worms - my theory
was that she thinks they are toys not food. As soon as they stop moving she
drops them and goes away.
Margaret
Margaret Cameron Phone 03 5229 9792
4 Connor Street Fax 03 5229 1520
East Geelong
Victoria 3219 Editor, Australian Birding Magazine
Australia PO Box 2013, Geelong, Victoria 3220
Australia
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