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Re: Storks and parrakeets

by jadel <delcolja@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Oct 6, 2008 at 09:38 AM

On Oct 6, 12:12=A0pm, The poster formerly known as 'The Poster Formerly
Known as Nina DiBoy' <m...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Pete L wrote:
> > This morning I watched a stork flying past my window. It was
> > surrounded by squawking parrakeets. The stork flew on and was then
> > swarmed with crows and seagulls. They were obviously trying to chase
> > the stork away.
>
> > Anybody an idea of what was was going on? Why should smaller birds see
> > off a stork and are storks any great threat to other birds? I live in
> > Cliftonville, just next to Margate, Kent, UK. We have quite a large
> > colony of parrakeets here who have lived in the local park for about
> > 30 years now.
>
> What kind of parakeets? =A0We have the same thing here is Northern IL,
> USA. =A0I have a colony of Monk parakeets 5 or 6 couples strong which
lov=
e
> to feed at my feeder.

Britain has a surprising number of  feral parakeet species.  The BBC
website had an article about them some time ago.

J. Del Col
 




 5 Posts in Topic:
Storks and parrakeets
Pete L <peterlavington  2008-10-06 02:07:18 
Re: Storks and parrakeets
jadel <delcolja@[EMAIL  2008-10-06 02:19:30 
Re: Storks and parrakeets
The poster formerly known  2008-10-06 11:12:03 
Re: Storks and parrakeets
jadel <delcolja@[EMAIL  2008-10-06 09:38:22 
Re: Storks and parrakeets
Pete L <peterlavington  2008-10-06 12:25:36 

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