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Feathers

To: "'Bill Stent'" <>
Subject: Feathers
From: "Maurovic, Mauro (DHS)" <>
Date: Thu, 21 Jun 2001 11:12:56 +0930
hehehe....thanks Bill
Fortunataely my wife left me (not because of the feathers though...I
think???)
I agree with you the Barn Owl's are beautiful - I remember plucking quite a
few when I came across two just-killed birds within 100 metres of each other
on the Hay Plain (NSW) in May this year - the car was full of fluffy white
floating bits for hours..hehehe
I also have an crippled male Eclectus parrot as a pet and he gives me many
beautiful feathers.
cheers
Mauro

-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Stent 
Sent: Thursday, 21 June 2001 10:54 AM
To: 'Maurovic, Mauro (DHS)'
Cc: Birding-Aus (E-mail)
Subject: Feathers

Mauro

I do the same, or at least did the same until my wife decided it was enough.
I don't actually collect feathers, although that'd be a good idea.  The
nicest feathers I think are those of the common Barn owl.  Simply beautiful
both to look at and to touch.  

As I said, my wife put a stop to it, deciding that I was becoming
unhealthily obsessed.  She's not much of a birder.

Bill
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