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To: | "COG Chatline" <>, "Julian Teh" <> |
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Subject: | kellys, again |
From: | "Rod's Gardening" <> |
Date: | Wed, 19 Nov 2008 00:09:07 +1100 |
Actually Julian, when I saw SBBs in your posting I assumed "Satin
Bowerbirds" - 2 of which I saw today, with a bower, where I was working in
Stirling. Both were green birds but one was playing around with the blue
adornments and presumably this was a young male.
In the same garden I watched a Magpie Lark alight on the fence with nesting material in its beak, fly down to the garden birdbath, dunk the nesting material, then down to the ground where it proceeded to rub the wet material in the dirt. It then repeated the dunking process in the water of the birdbath before flying off. I put this down as my first lesson in how a Magpie Lark goes about nest construction - and the householder now understands why the water in the birdbath is always dirty! Cheers Rod |
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