Common Mynas

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Subject:	Common Mynas
From:	"Ralph REID" <>
Date:	Mon, 2 Oct 2000 19:25:35 +1000

Back in April I posted that I had possibly seen common mynas at Coolamon (40
km west of Wagga Wagga), but I was obviously mistaken.  We have just spent 7
days there, and I looked particularly for them, but without result.

It would appear that the habitat niche that common mynas occupy (in Sydney,
say) is there occupied (to a large extent) by common starlings and also (to
a lesser extent) by white-browed babblers.

Apologies for any confusion I might have caused.

Ralph Reid
Sydney


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