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Subject: | Re: bird feet |
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Date: | Tue, 14 Apr 1998 12:30:00 +1000 |
I'll be watching out for clamping and grasping by passerines (also well-known behaviours of traffic wardens in London). On a related topic am I correct in thinking that Noisy Miners are one of the few species which both "walk" and "hop". Typically they walk around on grass looking for prey and then take a couple of hops to pounce on an insect. Their preference for walking would help explain why they do not like habitats with understorey. Michael Norris |
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