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Subject: | Milk Consumption by birds |
From: | "Kurtis Lindsay" <> |
Date: | Fri, 1 Sep 2006 17:44:45 +1000 |
When my family and I were living near Blacktown in Sydney a dozen or so
years ago, we often noticed our delivered milk bottles had holes pierced
through the top. We thought this a little strange, as our milk was always
delivered nice & early in the morning.
Upon investigation we observed a lone Pied Currawong who would come down
(not long after delivery), wait till the coast was clear and pierce the
foil top of the bottle to drink to it's heart's delight.
We suspected that this individual bird would follow the truck around the
neighbourhood and drink as much milk as its beak would allow then move onto
the next delivery.
Kurtis Lindsay |
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