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Subject: | Signs of spring |
From: | "Philip Veerman" <> |
Date: | Fri, 3 Aug 2012 23:26:17 +1000 |
Hi
John,
Thanks
for the clarification. I was responding in the general. It appears that you
are describing a particular pair that you have been following. Not something
I knew. This pair are later than the average. Late for getting the last set
of young to leave and consequential late start this year. They are
still within the normal range of nest building, just towards the end of it. My
point is that nest building by this species here, is typically a sign of
winter.
Philip
-----Original Message----- Well Philip, around Woden this year the
Raven weren't collecting nest-material until this month. This may be connected
with the fact that until a month or two ago they had last season's young with
them still (from late breeding). Perhaps they didn't want to start again until
last season's young had become independent.From: John Leonard [ Sent: Friday, 3 August 2012 9:37 PM To: Canberra Birds Subject: [canberrabirds] Signs of spring John Leonard |
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