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Subject: | Azure kingfisher in Hawker |
From: | pardalote <> |
Date: | Sun, 3 Feb 2013 20:14:10 +1100 |
Hi All I've received a report from a friend of an Azure Kingfisher in Hawker. He says: "We have an azure kingfisher smashing it's face into our windows. I kid you not!" and "It hit the window 4 times, then sat under the patio for ages, then flew around and away, some magpies started chasing it." Doubting his claim very much, believing it to be a sacred, Discussion with Julian Teh has led me to believe it to be an Azure kingfisher. The evidence is this: "It was azure blue and very fast... We had them occasionally in Brisbane and, yes I looked exactly like the picture, but it was a bit scraggly. It ate one of our goldfish too." This meant nothing to me, but Julian claims that Sacreds are not fishing species, yet Azures are fishing species. Matt. |
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