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Subject: | Currawong Chorale |
From: | "Reg Clark" <> |
Date: | Fri, 10 Jul 1998 15:33:24 +1000 |
Hello Syd and all, I am afraid the only further information I can add is of a general nature but I have the same association as yourself as regards Pied Currawongs and wet weather. As children we called them Storm Birds and considered these outbreaks of calling were a "sure sign" of coming rain .Indeed, the last concert took place in June of this year, it was coincidentally followed by a very wet June/July I believe the ABC is to show a documentary some evening next week which deals with the Currawong as a suburban bird, which should be very interesting to suburban birdoes like myself--- as I write I can hear a Currawong calling his ", currawong ,currawong, currawong" on a WET, cold day in StIves. Regards, Reg Clark, StIves, NSW. <> |
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