About 1978 we had a wild wind storm in Canberra. Horrible weather, gale force
winds. I was living in Wybalena Grove at the time. The car ports there are
grouped separately from the houses, with pitched, tiled roofs. I had parked my
car, and on getting out, noticed 4 Magpies sitting up in the carport rafters,
well out of the wind. They looked a bit sheepish, but didn't move. Very smart
birds.
DN
On 16 Jul 2014, at 4:01 pm, Peter Ormay <> wrote:
> They’re not stupid are they.
> Peter
>
> From: kym bradley
> Sent: Friday, 11 July 2014 11:06 AM
> To:
> Subject: [canberrabirds] Rainbow Lorikeets making sure they are warm
>
> You know there is a chill in the air when you go out the back and find two
> rainbow lorikeets snuggled on a blanket next to the hot water service
>
> They flew to the tree and the wires and left
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