"It was big enough to swallow a birdwatcher whole...".

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In my Territory years I was very careful to avoid crocs. While it can be 
a little unnerving to watch crocs that are watching you, what is really 
worrying are the unknown unknowns. These are the crocs that are watching 
you but you don't know that they are watching you.

I was once treated to the sight of a croc taking a Varied Lorikeet and 
also observed mobbing behaviour at crocs by other birds.
Con




Robin Hide wrote:
> Birdwatchers in Darwin take care...
> http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2009/10/13/91981_ntnews.html
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> Robin Hide
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