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Flight noise

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Subject: Flight noise
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Date: Tue, 2 Oct 2007 16:28:55 +1000
One of the Australian birding wonders is to hear the flight of a Victoria 
Riflebird.

While at Paluma north of Townsville recently were feeding birds (!!!) when 
a male riflebird arrived.  We could hear the distinct sound of 'shuffling 
taffeta' as he approached the deck of the house we staying in ... then 
this vivid satin black bird arrived.  Magnificent ...

Interestingly the females flight sounds were much subdued compared to the 
males ...

Martin O'Brien
Melbourne

























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