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| Subject: | Honeyeaters again |
| From: | "Geoffrey Dabb" <> |
| Date: | Fri, 5 Aug 2005 14:55:43 +1000 |
Further to my recent posting on this, below are 3 images - highly cropped
and compressed - of 3 honeyeaters 'wound-foraging' on an Apple Box. (A
yellow-tufted and 2 fuscous) I can only speculate on the original cause of
the wounds - possums, cockatoos, tree-creepers (both Brown and WT in the
area), insects, natural splitting, any of those? Do the birds cause further
damage to stimulate the oozing? Does the white-eared, which may be more of
a specialist, do this?
Geoffrey Dabb
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ph/fax : 02 6295 3449
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