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Fwd: Where have the magpies gone?

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Subject: Fwd: Where have the magpies gone?
From: Philip Veerman <>
Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2023 03:07:23 +0000
Unlikely or just local or short term. The Magpie is the most present species
in Canberra suburbs. As in the most consistent species with minimal
variation between months and years, and even sites. Maybe at this particular
time and area there has been a territorial rearrangement between different
family groups and they have not yet resettled a "demilitarised zone"

Philip

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Please reply to Michael if you can help with his query.
Thanks
Margaret Robertson




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