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Subject: | Pied Imperial-Pigeon |
From: | Thyer <> |
Date: | Sun, 12 Jul 1998 17:36:54 +1000 |
Hi all, Had an interesting sighting yesterday of two Pied Imperial-Pigeons sitting out in the rain and cold on the power lines.(it was a miserable day). They were preening and opening their wings up to catch the rain drops and presenting different parts of their bodies to the rain to be washed. One bird had substantial barring on the undertail coverts and all underparts were buff colour. The other bird had very little barring and was a clean white underneath. It's unusual to see these Pied Imperial-Pigeons here before early September, so I am assuming they are wintering over. Has anyone any thoughts? Les Thyer, Mackay. |
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