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Subject: | Red-Wattle Birds |
From: | David Churches <> |
Date: | Tue, 02 Dec 1997 07:03:14 +1100 |
G'day all In the strong winds last week apart of a large tree in our Canberra front yard came down. The remainder of the tree which was home to a pair of Red Wattle Birds was unsafe and had to come out. This was done in three stages over 90 minutes, and when the branch containing the nest was lifted out by a crane, I relocated the nest with two nestlings to a secure place in a Kings Park Bottlebrush. Within a half an hour of departure of the tree removal gang, the parents had found the nest and nestlings and continued to feed them. Cheers Dave C |
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