Powl's prey saved by the Bell

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Powl's prey saved by the Bell

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Subject:	Powl's prey saved by the Bell
From:	John Bundock <>
Date:	Thu, 5 Nov 2015 09:39:34 +0000

Powl caught a sugar glider last night, bit off its head and dropped it. The remains were recovered by our birding bowler from among Powl’s pellets and other droppings. It now resides in his freezer. If anyone has a recipe for sugar glider, please contact Terry Bell directly.

John Bundock

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