Not friarbirds but grey butcherbird pulling hair from the head of my partner
who had long hair. This was achieved by a fly by at high speed.
Gary
On 10 September 2010 11:27, Del Richards <>wrote:
> Every month I am involved in "Bird Talkback" on ABC Far North in Cairns.
> The programme has been running over three years with a developing local
> audience.
> Last week the host was reading the newspaper on her back deck and without
> warning had a Helmeted Friarbird attack her (head and hair) and drew blood
> on her cheek. We are unable to ascertain any motive for the attack.
> I would be appreciative if any other birders have any such records with
> friarbirds.
>
> Del. Richards, Fine Feather Tours, Mossman, NQ.
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