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To: | "Jill Dening" <> |
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Subject: | "Black" White-winged Fairy Wren |
From: | "John Walter" <> |
Date: | Sat, 2 Sep 2000 10:40:34 +1000 |
Hi Jill, We too have had similar experiences with "Black" WWFW's. Our first sighting was many years ago near Pooncarie, not so far from your sighting. We had 2 males literally dancing on the road infront of us, one of which looked black. Another sighting was at Hamelin Pool Shark Bay WA. This is very close to the Island population of Pied birds. Could it have been a bird from the island blown over to the big island. We did not think so. In both cases after much looking from various angle, (both sightings in bright sunlight) we reluctantly decided that from some angles the very dark blue appears black. John & Ruth Walter PO Box 180 Pittsworth Queensland 4356 Ph 07 4693 1487 Fax 07 4693 1469 |
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