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Subject: | Re: ***** SUSPECTED SPAM ***** Re: [Birding-Aus] Misidentified Birds (was Red-tailed Black Cockatoosin Beenak forest) |
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Date: | Fri, 16 Apr 2010 08:34:08 +1000 |
Shirley's experience sounds a bit like my first trip to Phillip Island in the early 90s - as the Fairy Penguins came out of the surf, the lady next to me said to her companion "they're only the babies". She was somewhat disappointed when I pointed out that was as big as they were going to get. Cheers Tom Wilson Quoting Shirley Cook <>: Thanks for the memory jog, Stephen, several years ago watching the feeding of the dolphins at Monkey Mia, I was distracted by the conversation between father and son. The wardens were feeding pelicans and cormorants separately to keep them away from the dolphins. Daddy explained to sonny that the little one (cormorant) was the big one's baby. Shirley Cook Secretary/Treasurer Birds Australia (Northern NSW) |
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