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Distressed Magpie

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Subject: Distressed Magpie
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Date: Mon, 22 Sep 2003 22:58:47 +1000 

Hello all,
A friend has a visiting Magpie which appears to be afflicted by some unpleasant looking growth on its leg. This growth has apparently increased in time to the point where it has difficulty walking. Has anyone had experience of this condition? Would it respond to some form of treatment ? The bird can be easily caught. My friend tells me that he would like to do something to relieve this pathetic bird if it is at all possible. Any advice would be appreciated. 

Reg
St.Ives. NSW.

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