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| Subject: | new birds |
| From: | Robyn <> |
| Date: | Mon, 23 Feb 2009 17:12:36 -0800 (PST) |
tried to access ur website to report "new" birds to North Geelong but its be=
ensuspended - is there a new one - "new birds" are I think white tailed bla=
ck cockatoo as when they fly over I can see white under tail - come in morn=
ing and evening - quite a few of them - usual habitat I believe is south we=
st corner of WA - what food should I put out for them - ????//parrot rings?=
????????=A0 many thanx
take care & God Bless Robyn (O'Dale)
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