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Hi Chris!
Have you tried teaching him to say "g' day" to the local birds? That's maybe what's needed to break the ice! Then of course they could have travelled down from New guinea and I'm not sure of how to teach him to say " pithoff him not B/long here" or even if that is the correct phrase to say "hello" in that lingo. I think Geoffrey is more than a dab hand at that language, we would really need him to tell us more about it.
Cheers
Bob Rusk
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Date: 16/01/2009 11:38:33 AM
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Subject: [canberrabirds] Albino Wattlebird
Happy New Year All !
The albino wattle bird is back again for the second year - Paslie Place side of Longmore Crescent, Wanniassa. Have seen it two mornings in a row (have been very tempted not to catch the bus and chase birds instead).
A rainbow lorikeet pair also pay a visit to my (caged unfortunately) lori most afternoons. Problem is that mine doesn't know he's a lorikeet.. and can't speak the lingo... "Hello" doesn't mean much to the wild ones!
Regards
Chris Hastir m("4","m");@@@@5xe" o:preferrelative="t" o:spt="75" coordsize="21600,21600">
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