Sleeping Black-tailed Native Hens

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Sleeping Black-tailed Native Hens

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Subject:	Sleeping Black-tailed Native Hens
From:	"Doug Holly" <>
Date:	Sat, 8 Feb 2014 06:56:42 +1030

A friend has sent me a photo, taken at night, with a Wildlife camera, of a
group of  approximately 30 Black-tailed Native Hens, grouped in a perfect
circle, with heads facing out, is this well known and is it a group
protection thing when sleeping, I do not know how to display this photo to
the group but I can send it on to anyone interested.

Doug Holly

 

 

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