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From: "Rosie - Internode" <>
Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2008 17:40:55 +1100
Although I grew up with them blackbirds have annoying habits.
Some years ago there was one which would sound off its alarm call for the slightest movement in the backyard...paranoid?
This spring another spent many hours singing from wires or powerpole. It was almost deafening & certainly drowned out the calls of many other species I'd rather have heard. Why wasn't it feeding its mate or, later, responding to its clamourous young from dawn to  after dusk?
 
Hearing native species is far more appealing than the calls of this immigrant. I'd far rather have heard the occasional serenade from individual Silvereyes or even our local Magpie group.
 
Yours heretically
Rosemary
 
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