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Subject: | Corvids playing golf?? |
From: | Jemery Day <> |
Date: | Tue, 10 Jun 1997 12:13:34 +0930 (CST) |
Jo Wieneke writes: > Jo Wieneke > Townsville ( where crows on the Common can be seen flying off with golf balls > from the neighbouring course) I recently saw a couple of Australian Ravens chasing a golf ball which was bouncing across a road - this seemed quite peculiar to me, until I saw one of the ravens pick up the ball in its beak and fly off a little further with it, until the ball dropped out of the bird's beak and bounced around a bit further, with the pattern repeated... What I really want to know is how the ravens carry round a bag of golf clubs, and if they play on golf courses constructed by humans or on courses of their own construction?? Have Torresian Crows evolved to have a better beak for carrying golf balls, compared to the beaks of Australian Ravens?? ___ o ___ </v __________ __o __o ___ -\ ciao __________ -\<,-\<, / ..........(_)/---/(_).. | ....(*).. Jemery |
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