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Subject: | Spotlighting effect on birds' eyes |
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Date: | Wed, 5 Mar 97 12:01:27 +60000 |
I recall at a slide night once, where flash photos had been taken of an owl and at quite close range, that I asked about the effect of the flash on the bird and/or its eyes. The response was that, as the bird showed no visible signs (eg going into a fit, falling off its perch etc.), that there was no adverse effect on the bird !!! Irene Denton Sydney NSW |
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