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This week's phenomenology

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Subject: This week's phenomenology
From: Laurie Knight <>
Date: Sat, 11 Sep 2010 06:02:21 +1000
A pair of Bush Thickknees are nesting in an inner Brisbane park. You can tell when they are nesting when you see one sitting in exactly the same place day after day. [While Thickknees may loaf in regular day camps, they tend to stand in slightly different spots and to move around a bit during the day.]

Regards, Laurie.
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