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Subject: | Re: Teddy-bear eyes/magpie attacks |
From: | Russell Woodford <> |
Date: | Tue, 5 Nov 1996 16:14:21 +1000 (EST) |
Try photographing the birds - they hate cameras. I had one 'swooper' magpie all set up for some great shots - every time I would start moving it would dive - and when I turned around and pointed the camera at it the bird pulled out of its dive. After half a dozen tries it gave up and left me alone. But I didn't get any shots! Solution #2 Instead of the tea-towel, what about wearing a cap or floppy hat under your bike helmet? this should provide some cover for the exposed skin. Does anyone have similar stories of other species? Masked lapwings have a bad reputation in some places. Russell Woodford |
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