Suicide Bird in Whirly Bird Ventilation System

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Subject:	Suicide Bird in Whirly Bird Ventilation System
From:	"desley williams" <>
Date:	Mon, 22 Oct 2001 01:06:38 +0000

Hi Fellow Birders:,

Further to my previous message; as pheasant coucals are commonly known as Suicide Birds - flying out in front of vehicles; I wonder why a pheasant coucal would want to get into a Whirly Bird Ventilation System, and how would it get into the system as there is not much space in the mesh. Perhaps it was chasing insects or may have been sucked into the system during strong winds.

Desley Williams

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