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feather pic ATT

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Subject:	feather pic ATT
From:	Judith L-A <>
Date:	Sun, 21 Jan 2018 05:10:12 +0000

Whose feather is this, do you think? Note that it was found on a vehicle track 
enmeshed in bark & sticks, so was perhaps carried into the habitat-patch by a 
child – at 500m SEQ open montane heathy woodland, few birds ever present…




Judith 
SEQ 500m

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