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Subject: | Re: Magpie lark agility/intelligence/speech |
From: | Kirrama Wildlife Tours <> |
Date: | Tue, 07 Apr 1998 17:10:15 +1000 |
Intelligence in Magpie Larks? Funny you mentioned it. During a stay at Karumba (Gulf of Carpentaria, Qld) in 1995 we had a Magpie Lark coming around to a fish & chip shop (not Pauline Hansen's) and while walking on the patio clearly said 'hello' to everyone. That happened several times and every day during our 4 day stay. We were amazed, as that was the first time I heard of a talking Magpie Lark. Of course it was a female. And Anne, I took once photos of a Magpie Lark on side mirror of a parked vehicle in the Kimberleys. It sent a good half an hour looking at itself. Aren't they amazing 'Monarch Flycatchers'?!? Happy birding, Klaus Kirrama Wildlife Tours Klaus & Brenda Uhlenhut PO Box 133 SILKWOOD QLD Australia http://www.gspeak.com.au/kirrama |
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