Brisbane, dawn

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Subject:	Brisbane, dawn
From:	"Mark Roberts" <>
Date:	Sun, 24 Oct 2004 16:58:21 +1000

What a pity that the bird with the most interesting and melodious song is
also the scariest.  One drew blood from my head a few weeks ago and a couple
were stalking me only yesterday.

Brisbane City Council publishes material on how to handle Magpie attacks but
so far it's been Butcherbirds only (although a couple of Lapwings wanted me
badly on one occasion).

Is it common for Butcherbirds to be referred to or lumped in with Magpies?

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