Hm ! I must keep an eye open for the Mag-larks in my backgarden.
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Brisbane
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2007 9:27 AM
To: Peter Shute; Birding-aus
Subject: Attacking Magpie-larks
Hi Peter
The birds were either at outdoor eateries, railway stations where they
picked up scraps, or outdoor areas at places like hospitals where people
sat
and had tea and scones while encouraging lung cancer. Some birds were
very
unpredictable. They would wander around picking up food scraps then
suddenly swoop at the eyes of a seemingly random person. Some were
selective with their victims - they would only target only women or
specific
people. I don't believe that they were trying to pester people into
feeding
them as there was often plenty of food still about.
Roy Sonnenburg
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