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bird baths

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Subject: bird baths
From: "KEITH BRANDWOOD" <>
Date: Fri, 7 Dec 2001 09:59:59 -0000
Hello all, Terry Pacey, re your message bird baths. I have installed bird
baths at all the homes I have lived in over the past 20years and have
kept records of the different methods of bathing of each species. I would
be grateful for any observations on this subject,
I need to know how the species enters the water, how long it remains in the
water and how wet the plumage
becomes. 
One of the peculiarities I found was that the White-throated Treecreeper is
the only species that always reverses into the water, this was the case at
both my last homes.
Thank you
Keith Brandwood 
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