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Night Parrot

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Subject: Night Parrot
From: John Leonard <>
Date: Mon, 1 Jul 2013 11:52:04 +1000
Sensational news.

I do wonder, however, how on earth Night Parrots mange to avoid cats, or
have managed to avoid them such that there is still a small population
remaining. They seem so vulnerable. Did Bilbies ever take Night Parrots, or
were Quolls found in their range, these might have pretrained them for cats.


John Leonard
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