at my grandparents house in holder, I heard what sounded like a koel
in the front yard while I was sitting on the porch reading. I walked
round the corner and it called again. I looked to my left and there
was a currawong in the tree. I searched the surrounding trees for the
Ko-el noise maker. nothing. as I went back to my book it came again.
could it have been the currawong calling? was the PC a hybrid or did
the koel lay it's eggs in the PC's nest and the young PC learnt the
call? the koel could have been hiding but When I double-checked, I
came up with the same results.
Has anyone got Ideas?
thanks,
Julian Teh
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