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Koels and Magpies

To: "'Bill Stent'" <>, <>
Subject: Koels and Magpies
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Date: Tue, 20 Nov 2018 11:37:16 +1100
Hi Bill,

HANZAB doesn't list Australian Magpie as a host. The three most recorded 
parasitized birds were friarbirds, figbirds and magpie-larks. Red Wattlebird 
was listed too. This was published in 1999, so before the big wave of range 
expansion into Victoria we have seen in the past decade, so perhaps wattlebirds 
are parasitized more often in Victoria?

Sean

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Subject: [Birding-Aus] Koels and Magpies

Hi all, Bill here

Following my post about Koels, I’ve had a question about whether they 
parasitise Magpies. I thought they concentrated on larger honeyeaters.

Does anyone know? I don’t have HANZAB to hand, unfortunately.
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