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My apologies Philip, by “tabby” I meant “ginger”, no black blotches. En paper perhaps not, but of say a dozen ginger cats seen by me over the years, including pets pre enlightenment , none were xx phenotypes, they all had testes. Cheers Michael Sent from my iPhone Birding-Aus mailing list Birding-Aus@birding-aus.org To . . . → Read More: “Tabby” cats Hi kind folks in Aus I was wondering if anyone has an extra copy of Hanzab Parrots – Dollarbirds for sale. I don’t mind if its worn as long as the binding isnt broken or pages missing etc. Thanks so much! Don K Birding-Aus mailing list Birding-Aus@birding-aus.org To change settings or unsubscribe visit: birding-aus.org/mailman/listinfo/birding-aus_birding-aus.org . . . → Read More: Extra hanzab volume 4 Parrots to Dollarbirds One swallow does not make summer There is a lot of wisdom in proverbs. So also this time: the lone Barn Swallow that I watched at Tisnes last week, clearly did no manage either, and I did not see it there today. After a week with very promising spring weather here in Tromsø, N. Norway, . . . → Read More: One Swallow does not make summer Re Hooded Plover and a Tabby Cat Birdlife Australia (BLA) have contacts on virtually all beaches where Hooded Plovers nest. If you contact BLA and tell them the details of what you saw and where I’m sure they could contact the appropriate group or even the management authority. Malcolm Brown seawish@aapt.net.au > —————————— . . . → Read More: Birding-Aus Digest, Vol 55, Issue 20 Incidentally, all the ginger tabby-marked cats I have known have been males. Perhaps their sisters are the tortoiseshell females. I don’t say there are no ginger females, just that I haven’t met one. True grey and brownish/black tabbies, whether blotched or barred pattern, can be either male or female. I am told that gingers are . . . → Read More: Tabby cats and cat coat colour The following is a digest of Sightings Reported on Birdpedia for the period Monday, May 21, 2018 to Sunday, May 27, 2018: Area: SA Location: Milang to Clayton Bay road Cattle Egret (Bubulcus ibis) (7) Birds were foraging in the swampy area by the side of Lake Alexandrina but close to the road. Reported by: . . . → Read More: Birdpedia – Australia – Weekly Digest We have had a continuous influx of bird- killing cats from adjacent bush, control them by using wire box possum traps available from rural stock stores or probably online. Best bait is Snappy Tom cat food. It seems irresistible, has never failed over twenty years. Big Tabbys here are very big ferals, Tabbys are always . . . → Read More: Tabby cats Eaglehawk Pelagic Trip Report – March 4th, 2018 Participants: Ruth Brozek, Devon Bull, Ross Crates, Helen Cunningham, Karen Dick, Rob Hamilton, Mona Loofs-Samorzewski, Carolyn Upston, Els Wakefield and Paul Brooks (report compiler) Boat: The Pauletta, skippered by John Males, with deckhand Hugh Smith. Notes: A day of peaks and troughs in terms of both birding . . . → Read More: Eaglehawk Pelagic Trip Report, March 4th 2018 (belated) I had a quick visit to Anglesea Victoria overnight last week and took a quick walk along the beach to the point in the drizzling rain in the evening. I came across the signs telling about the rare Hooded Plover nesting in the area and how dogs etc weren’t allowed past this point, I was . . . → Read More: Hooded Plover and a Tabby Cat |
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