Has anyone else seen signs of this cool summer throwing plants/animals off
track? I have a cyclamen (winter flowering pot plant) start flowering in
past few days, and my Boston Ivy on the east wall has turned autumn auburn
in colour. I saw a couple of male roos jousting on Sunday, and usually
associated that with autumn behaviour. Guess I could be wrong there.
Margaret Leggoe
-----Original Message-----
From: John Harris
Sent: Wednesday, 28 January 2015 9:57 AM
To: Birds Canberra
Subject: bower bird and bower
It proves that a male bower bird really wants to Œbreed' and is prepared to
put a of of effort into his girl-trap.
But does COG regard that as a breeding record or only a hopeful wannabe?
On 28/01/2015 9:32 am, "Elizabeth Compston"
<> wrote:
>A bower bird is building a bower in the front garden of a friend's
>house in yarralumla. Is this early? Is this a breeding event--building
nest?
>but then, it isn't a nest
>
>Elizabeth
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