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| Subject: | Spangled Drongo |
| From: | "Juliana Russell" <> |
| Date: | Wed, 11 Sep 2002 10:53:51 +1000 |
Recently a Mt Molloy resident and keen observer was surprised to see a
Spangled Drongo chase, catch and eat a Double-barred finch in his yard. Has
anyone observed same? Gavin has since watched said Drongo chase finches but
they seem to be more wary and keep out of the Drongo's way!
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