Hi Netters,
Some friends and me are going to Nepal, February 2000. There is
a place for a woman birder to make an even number.
Please e-mail me direct if interested.
All the Best
David Siems
Sydney, Australia
Phone: +61 (0)2 9759 1891
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Hi John,
Re- crimson rosellas feeding each other.
I've seen this cute event in my pairs of cockatiels and canaries at
home, and also in Eastern Yellow Robins in the wild, usually just
before the first egg is laid. I always assumed it was a way of the
male partner proving his worthiness as a parent. It never struck me
as very romantic behaviour though!
Cheers,
Lainie Berry
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