Mimicry

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Subject:	Mimicry
From:	"Brian Everingham" <>
Date:	Wed, 12 Jul 2006 09:00:45 +1000

My morning walk today, on the Balcolyn shoreline on Lake Macquarie, had me
hearing what I thought to be a Whistling Kite. On closer inspection it
proved to be a Satin Bowerbird. I'm not sure if it was a female or an
immature male but the mimicry was quite impressive. What other evidence is
there of mimicry in this species?


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Brian Everingham
PO Box 269
Engadine
NSW 2233
Australia
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