frogmouths

[John Brannan <>]

Make that four. The frogmouths at the Pinnacle have a chick that emerged 
from under its parent and stood beside the nest on Tuesday. This is the 
one surviving nest out of 3 pairs that I've been watching. The other 
nests were all destroyed, presumably by predators.
John

On 15/11/12 10:58 PM, Philip Veerman wrote:
> Quite remarkable synchrony of these three frogmouths breeding families.
>
> Philip
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