Zirkeln - going round in circles? No!

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Subject:	Zirkeln - going round in circles? No!
From:	Paul Taylor <>
Date:	Wed, 28 Feb 2001 23:44:51 +1100

Geoff Price wrote:
> 
> Many thanks to all who helped investigate the rather strange and obscure
> verb, zirkeln.

Thinking about it some more, "zirkeln" kind of makes sense - after a
spot
of "Zirkeln", the marks left in the bark by the scrubwren in the bark
might be circles (zirkeln.)

Why they didn't just saying "prying movements" in the first place is
beyond me...

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