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Subject: | Grey Butherbirds Eating Pet Budgie |
From: | PennyDB <> |
Date: | Fri, 07 Jun 2013 22:39:06 +1000 |
Re: wild bird doing nasty things to aviary birds, when my sister and
husband lived in Balmain they had several cockatoos (Major Mitchell and
Little Corella) in large cages on the front verandah. House Sparrows
were attracted to the scattered seeds and used to put their heads
through the wire, whereupon a cockatoo would quickly nip the head off.
Can't remember if they ate the heads but the decapitated bodies were
outside, enjoyed by the dogs.
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