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Re: Effect of extreme heat on birds

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Subject: Re: Effect of extreme heat on birds
From: "John Turner" <>
Date: Tue, 3 Feb 2009 18:32:55 +1030
Hi Peter, All,
        My brief contribution is that, at home, I had been watching Magpie-larks
feeding young in their nest high in a nearby Poplar tree. The young had got
to the squawking stage a few days before our 45.7 degree day. During, and
since that day - no activity! I think that would have been the story for any
nestlings in exposed positions on that day, over a large area of
south-eastern Australia.

Regards
John Turner
Adelaide


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