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A new bird call for me

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Subject: A new bird call for me
From: David Nicholls <>
Date: Fri, 21 May 2010 10:15:05 +1000
Somewhere (invisible) in a street tree outside my house in Deakin, there was a new call which I didn't recognise this morning. Not a parrot of any sort or a Mynah (all of which are pretty inventive).

It came in bouts of three calls qwith several second pause in between: "tee-err tee-er tee-err" as a descending whistle. It went on for several minutes at least.

Is that sufficient to identify it?

Thanks

DN

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