Behavior of Birds

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Subject:	Behavior of Birds
From:	John Gamblin <>
Date:	Wed, 24 Oct 2001 21:18:36 -0700 (PDT)

G'day All,

The behavior of a bird is what it does, how it takes
care of itself, and how it reacts to other birds and
animals and to the environment in which it lives.

Would anyone like to comment on the above before I
raise what I think will an interesting debate.

I've just had a yummy lunch sat down by the Hastings
Pier with many feathered friends ..... and the debate
point I would like to raise stems from there.

Sorry to Michael Norris they got your fish again.

John A. Gamblin


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