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To: | "Julie Neumann" <>, <>, "Birding Aus" <> |
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Subject: | Non- twitcher in Alice and the Forest Wagtail |
From: | "Mike Carter" <> |
Date: | Fri, 10 May 2013 11:30:00 +1000 |
Julie, like Tony who is really just getting too old, you are making a big
mistake by not going to the 'famous B& B'. Missing the tick may be a minor
consequence but not enjoying watching this bird and the social occasion that
this has become should not be missed. It was a joy to watch the Forest
Wagtail at close range walk in a deliberate and unhurried manner, wave its
tail in a horizontal rather than a vertical plane, search for food in the
shadows, eat a large caterpillar, take a long bath scattering water widely
and then preening at length on the ground and in a tree. All this in the
pleasant surrounds of a landscaped but surprisingly small garden and in the
convivial company of the host and five others of like mind sharing the
experience. It was great!
Mike Carter 30 Canadian Bay Road Mount Eliza VIC 3930 Tel (03) 9787 7136 |
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