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From:	"John Layton" <>
Date:	Sat, 24 Jan 2015 12:28:23 +1100

Con et al

I suspect this is an example of Rhynchokinesis i.e. the ability of some birds to flex their upper mandible somewhere between the tip and the base.

(This information was gleaned from the writings of ornithological aficionado, Geoffrey Dabb)

John K. Layton

Holt

Not a very good shot, but have a look at the bill...

regards

Con

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