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Subject: | Brown and Not Singing Honeyeater Correction |
From: | "Wynton Maddeford" <> |
Date: | Fri, 17 Oct 2003 16:46:30 +0800 |
Hi All,
Last month i advised an incident concerning a Praying Mantis capturing alive, killing and partially eating a Singing Honeyeater at El Questro Station in WA. I have now been advised that the bird in question was not a Singing Honeyeater but rather it was a Brown Honeyeater.
Not quite as impressive, but still quite remarkable.
Evidently previous cases have been observed of a mantis capturing and attempting to eat a frog and another incident involving a fairy-wren.
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