Tuesday, June 2, 2015
Magpie-lark takes spin on Mungalla mud
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Larking about on the mud. Another good reason for using the old name Mudlark :-)
G'day Tony,
I've observed them doing this in a seed bowl I sometimes put out on the lawn. I thought it might have been to bring their favourite seed to the surface - but then they're not even supposed to be seed eaters!?
PW
They're supposed to be Monarchs, DNA says. My life's becoming all questions and too few answers.
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