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To: | "Goldie, John" <>, <> |
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Subject: | Little Friarbird and other week-end Birding |
From: | "Philip Veerman" <> |
Date: | Mon, 14 Mar 2005 23:16:49 +1100 |
Hi John, A bit of trivia, related to part of what you wrote. I learned about the Gang-gang Cockatoo when I was primary school age. They used to always arrive as the almonds ripened in our orchard. So we rarely got any almonds. Our family were always amazed at how that happened (apart from that no one else in my family had any interest in birds). We didn't know what they were called. We knew them as the dark grey, funny looking - not quite galahs - some with red heads, with the odd noises. We didn't see them elsewhere (but of course we never looked). That was outer Melbourne (Eltham) in the 1960s. Philip |
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