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Subject: | Lorikeets at McDonalds |
From: | "doug durno" <> |
Date: | Sat, 15 Aug 1998 23:27:06 -0400 |
Alexandra Appleman is concerned about the removal of the rainbow lorikeet roost and its replacement with palms at the Flinders Mall McDonalds in Townsville. No worries, Alex. One night about 9 PM I ate there and the lorikeets were chattering the night away. At one point they decided to do a fly-round. Hundreds of lorikeets emerged into the still night air in wave after wave providing those on the mall with an impressive sight. It might be interesting to know how such a suitable habitat was provided for these birds. Luck? Consultations with experts? Is McDonalds responsible? Doug Durno Toronto, Canada |
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