This doesn't answer your question, but may occasionally be of use to you and
others.
My mother (then Hilda Geissmann) was a noted naturalist/photographer one
hundred years ago. (She rated an entry in the 1997 Qld Museum book "Brilliant
Careers - Women collectors and illustrators in Queensland".) She lived on
Tamborine Mt (in from the Gold Coast) - much rainforest in those days. She
made very effective bird-attracting squeaking noises by sucking the back of her
hand. Try it and see.
Cheers
Syd Curtis
On 30/07/2011, at 9:39 AM, michael wood wrote:
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> Hello All
> Can anyone please tell me where I can buy a bird squeaker? I have managed to
> lose yet another and, as Australian National Geographic shop no longer sells
> them, I have been struggling find who else does.
> Any help greatly appreciated.
> Regards,Michael
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