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| Subject: | Brush Cuckoo breeding |
| From: | Martin Butterfield <> |
| Date: | Fri, 19 Jan 2018 22:27:45 +0000 |
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as we returned from this morning's dog walk I was aware that the Leaden Flycatchers in my GBS site were making more noise than usual. then a darkish, striated cuckoo flew off accompanied
by by a flycatcher. After the cuckoo landed a second flycatcher arrived and fed it. noting the usual host species and the look of the bird I believe the cuckoo was a Brush Cuckoo: they have been around the area this year.
Also there has at last been a good use made of
DNA analysis.
Martin Butterfield
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