Bird with Red bottletop around beak/head identified

[Fiona Anderson <>]

I do likewise and agree it is a pain to have togo and get the scissors. If cap 
design can be done in Tasmania, why not in the rest of the country. It would be 
a great step forwards.

Fiona> From: > To: ; 
> Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2008 09:30:21 +1100> Subject: RE: 
[Birding-Aus] Bird with Red bottletop around beak/head identified> > 
 wrote on Wednesday, 19 November 2008 10:13 
PM:> > > --- On Wed, 11/19/08, Peter Shute <> wrote:> >> I 
wonder if it would be possible to try to photograph this bird and> >> send a 
photo to the relevent manufacturer, if they can be identified.> > > > If the 
bottle cap ring is red plastic, it's probably> > Coca-cola. No change of 
getting them to change colours, but> > maybe they would change the cap design?> 
> Some milk bottles also have a red ring, but much bigger, of course.> > I'm 
wondering where the most likely place is for birds to find these rings. 
Discarded on the street, or at tips?> > I've been cutting all mine, on the 
assumption that my rubbish will be rumaged through at the tip by seagulls, ibis 
and pelicans. I'd appreciate it if they at least put a little nick in them so I 
can break them by hand without having to find scissors.> > Peter 
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