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From:	"Cilla Kinross" <>
Date:	Thu, 10 Jun 1999 11:46:14 +1000

The weirdest one I heard was a kookaburra  in a very old version of 
the thriller Cape Fear, which is set in the Louisiana swamps.  As far 
as I know there are no kookaburras wild  in US (or am I wrong?) 
(although they do have the most fantastic diurnal fishing owls).

Cilla Kinross
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