One day's catch

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From:	"Margaret Leggoe" <>
Date:	Thu, 4 Feb 2010 11:27:43 +1100

This is my submission for inclusion in the McHandke book of records.

This was really interesting. I had seen very few Indian Mynas for several weeks, and for a time had stopped baiting the trap. A few days ago I moved the trap and put some pellets in it, not expecting to catch much. Even then, I did not see any more Mynas than before. This lot appeared from “nowhere”. My guess is they were moving on at the end of breeding, and just dropped in for a feed en route.

Margaret Leggoe

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