I would have expected even a GP to have seen the bird (whatever it was) with
binoculars or naked eye without "a scalpel in his hand". I trust he knows
what to use when he's in surgery.
Kevin Bray
-----Original Message-----
From: David Rosalky
Sent: Wednesday, January 27, 2016 10:00 PM
To: 'milburns' ;
Subject: O'Connor: Barking Owl
My GP swears blind he saw a Barking Owl near his home in Deakin a couple of
years ago. He is not a birdo but he is intelligent, got a good view and
consulted a good field guide.
I have always been a bit sceptical, but when he has a scalpel in his hand,
you can bet that I believe every word he says!!
David Rosalky
-----Original Message-----
From: milburns
Sent: Wednesday, 27 January 2016 9:50 PM
To:
Subject: O'Connor: Barking Owl
I have just seen a Barking Owl on the (new insulated) power lines behind our
house in O'Connor. Like all respectable birds it departed southwards into
Turner after glaring at me for about a minute.
Milburn
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