Arwen, we tried some whistling and some pishing, but we didn't try calling it
"Pete". It kept watching us but didn't come in.
It for sure wasn't the bird that escaped in the Cronulla area a couple of weeks
ago (Tracey Newcombe reported), because it was a wild-type cockatiel (as
opposed to the white Cronulla bird).
However, being a wild-type bird doesn't make it a wild bird I am afraid, Evan!
Nikolas
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Nikolas Haass
Sydney, NSW
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From: Arwen B. Ximenes <>
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Sent: Tuesday, December 4, 2007 12:45:24 PM
Subject: RE: birding-aus Digest, Vol 21, Issue 4
> Don't be like that Nikolas! It's almost certainly a wild bird there of
> it's own free accord, and as such, will fit nicely into my life list.
>
> EB
Will it answer to "Pete"? - there was an infamous escapee by that name from a
house in Glebe a year or two ago I think. Might be a repeat offender :)
Arwen
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