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| Subject: | Re: RFI: Avian vocal mimicry whilst banding. |
| From: | "Ian Temby"<> |
| Date: | Tue, 18 Aug 1998 08:20:28 +1000 |
My recollection of vocal mimicry by a bird in the hand also related to a Brown Thornbill, just extracted from the mist net. Although this occurred thirty years ago, its superb rendition of a Kookaburra, sounding distant, as Marcus observed, is very clear in my memory. cheers Ian |
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