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Subject: | eyes vs ears |
From: | (Richard Johnson) |
Date: | Mon, 17 Apr 2000 09:43:37 +1000 |
Indeed they do! I have heard drongoes do good imitations of Barking Owl.
In that particular case, a Barking Owl calling in broad daylight should
make the listener a bit cautious about recording the owl!
Richard Laurence and Leanne Knight wrote: Sure enough, the field guide noted that drongos engage in mimicry in --
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