I agree.
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Subject: Swift parrots
How about assuming that Annabel saw Swift Parrots like she said she did?
John Leonard
On 19 March 2016 at 13:41, David Adams <> wrote:
> If you're able to hear them, the calls of the Swift Parrot are
distinctive.
> Since they're rare and transitory birds, the best bet is to learn your
> more usual parrots and lorikeet calls really well so that the odd
> calls stand out. They really sound a whole lot different to the others
> so the task isn't as daunting as it might seem. (I'm mediocre at
> birding a lot of the time, but the Swift Parrots and various common
> lorikeets aren't that hard when you're up close.) <HR> <BR>
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