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Double-Barred Finches at the National Zoo and Aquarium

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Subject: Double-Barred Finches at the National Zoo and Aquarium
From: Dimitris Bertzeletos <>
Date: Tue, 5 May 2009 07:04:38 +0300
Hello all,
 
Just went to the National Zoo and Aquarium and apart from the many bored and depressed animals there were quite a few wild birds around feasting on the feed. Amongst them 4 Double-barred Finches and the tamest wild Red-browed Firetails I've ever come across (They allowed approach down to 20 cm! photos to follow :)). Also pleanty of Moorhens (even in the big cat enclosures...) PBDs, Wood Ducks and other common waterbirds. Introduced species were also evident with large numbers of Starling, Mynah and House Sparrows seen...
 
Cheers!
 
Dimitris


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