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Subject: | Birds lining nests with ??? |
From: | "Reg Clark" <> |
Date: | Thu, 4 Oct 2001 12:48:28 +1000 |
Hello all, Further to Rob, Doug , John and Vickys' accounts of the use of fur by enterprising birds for nest lining : when my children were small babies they were frequently placed in their prams outside in the front garden in the shade of a large Scribbly Gum , the resident Whiteeared Honeyeaters would land on the pram handle then hop into the pram onto the baby tugging pieces from the fluffy bunny rug covering the child. The kids appeared to accept this as all part of the fascinating experience of living .. The other instance of recycling concerned our chestnut -coloured dog a Border Collie with rather long hair , the Noisy Miners would attempt to remove his hair whilst he slept in the sun but he wasn't as forgiving as the bunny rugs or Vicky,s Wallaroo . Best wishes Reg |
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