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Subject: | Bee-eaters |
From: | Duncan Fraser <> |
Date: | Wed, 07 Jan 2004 16:31:57 +1100 |
The other day a friend was getting wood by a dam, and noticed Rainbow
Bee-eaters flying down, dipping their beaks into the water, then flying
up to a perch, where they banged something against the branch before
swallowing. He did not have binoculars to see what they were eating,
but, the water where they were dipping was thick with Gambusia, or
Mosquito Fish. Is is possible they were fishing? Has anyone heard of
these birds taking small fish for food?? Duncan Fraser, Maffra Vic.
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