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Subject: | Wire Nests |
From: | (Syd Curtis) |
Date: | Sat, 30 May 1998 21:58:25 +1000 |
"jon wren" told of receiving (May 28) of "a complete wire nest". Alec H. Chisholm in his book "Bird Wonders of Australia" (at page 143 in the 1948 third edition) writes - "The sagacity of birds in "using" humanity - in turning man and his products to practical account - is manifest also in regard to nesting material and nesting-places. How often do you find scraps of paper, bits of string, fragments of cloth, etc., woven into birds' nests. How often do Magpies in certain areas introduce wire into their nests, sometimes indeed making the whole structure of metal. ..." Syd Curtis at Hawthorne. H Syd Curtis |
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