Currawong

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Subject:	Currawong
From:	"Rod's Gardening" <>
Date:	Wed, 1 Nov 2006 22:36:47 +1100

Pied Currawong spied this evening with a rather large rat in its beak - this
in MY backyard.  (Neighbours at the back have chooks which probably attract
them).  The bird took off when disturbed, only just managed to clear the
back fence as it struggled under the weight!  We have found partially
consumed rat carcases before and assumed, possibly incorrectly on current
evidence, it was the
work of the neighbours cat.  Does anyone know if rodents are regular
Currawong tucker?

Cheers

Rod

Rod Mackay

Tel:   0407 456 330



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