Currawong feeding, previously E. Spinebill and B-f Cuckoo-shrike

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Subject:	Currawong feeding, previously E. Spinebill and B-f Cuckoo-shrike
From:	Merrilyn Serong <>
Date:	Mon, 28 Feb 2000 20:36:56 +1100

Margie, It wasn't me!
I am innocent.
That was someone else who was feeding the currawongs.
Cheers,
Merrilyn

 wrote:

> I heard Eastern Spinebills at home in Eltham over the weekend.  First time 
> since
> last Sept.     Black Faced Cuckoo Shrikes are around and increased numbers of
> Little Wattle Birds.
>
> Merrilyn, its not good to encourage Currawongs.  They are notorious for 
> killing
> small birds and nestlings.
>




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