re Stone-curlews at MF

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re Stone-curlews at MF

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Subject:	re Stone-curlews at MF
From:	Chris Davey <>
Date:	Tue, 5 Apr 2016 11:02:31 +0000

Hi,

Curlews at Mulligans again!.

In my email of 4^th April I was not referring to imprinting. That is another issue. Imprinting occurs at an early stage of development and allows young to be attached to their parents.

Imprinting is not for life and does not mean that young raised with foster parents will only subsequently mate with the foster species. In most cases birds will, as adults, mate with their own species.

Chris

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