Its just a great picture of a common bird in Melbourne. Courtesy of the Bird Observer's Club website.
Monday, September 22, 2008
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2 comments:
I like those guys a lot too -- but I think they are getting less common than they once used to be (?)
We have a pair of blue wrens that regularly visits our garden (9kms from Melbourne CBD)
We also have a myna trap and have so far caught 15 starlings and 5 mynas. The mynas are very cunning
little b*stards.
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