two Magpie families associating

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two Magpie families associating

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Subject:	two Magpie families associating
From:	John Leonard <>
Date:	Sat, 3 Mar 2012 15:30:39 +1100

This morning on our nature strip there were 8 Magpies feeding, four adults
and four young. It looked like two
families associating together without hostility. Perhaps the good season we
are having in soggy Canberra has lessened their territoriality?

-- 
John Leonard
Canberra
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