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To: | Una Stephenson <> |
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Subject: | Re: mimicry |
From: | (Chris Dahlberg) |
Date: | Mon, 18 Jan 1999 20:43:57 +1000 (EST) |
Hi Una, My first thought is Yellow-spotted Honeyeater, which would be shorter than the main call of the Brush Cuckoo both of which can be found at Kuranda. Cheers Chris >A friend of mine who lives in the upland rainforest at Kuranda, Far North >Queensland, asked me today if I could identify a bird she hears but never >sees. Her husband drives a tourist bus and when he reverses the bus it emits >a rhythmic Beep-Beep-Beep sound - which the bird imitates perfectly. Any >ideas what the bird might be?? > >I live down on the coast in a pleasantly untidy and bird - friendly suburb; >last spring I'm pretty sure I heard a perfect imitation of the "Microsoft >music" which the computer plays when first switched on, but I was indoors at >the time and saw no bird, and have never heard it again. Probably Bill Gates >threatened to sue?? > >Una Stephenson. > > > |
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