so, going to pick up the birds this arvo, and will hopefully have another recruit to the forum... 
Perth = too bloody small
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Saw an add online (online section of the quokka) for a couple of black rumped double bars for sale. Have a few others so want to try and get a breeding colony of them going. Naturally, punched the number into my phone and it popped up with a name!! Sure enough, it was a bloke I used to play cricket with, and used to chat to about all our birds while we were sitting on the boundary after getting out cheaply so, going to pick up the birds this arvo, and will hopefully have another recruit to the forum...
so, going to pick up the birds this arvo, and will hopefully have another recruit to the forum... 
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dunno mate, i'll ask him when i get there and pass on your number if he does.
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Well done on getting them. Thought you were going to say Perth is so small that you sold them to him in the first place! for those familiar with the movie 6 degrees of separation, I think Perth is often 1 or 2 degrees. 
for those familiar with the movie 6 degrees of separation, I think Perth is often 1 or 2 degrees. flaP
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sigh. weren't actually black rumps, just normals 
had to break the news to him. still bought them though now i can just sell them on, as i have a few people wanting unrelated birds. please people, politely form an orderly line...
nah, i'll be getting in touch with the few people i've promised unrelated double bars to shortly. just need to find the list i wrote names down on....
had to break the news to him. still bought them though now i can just sell them on, as i have a few people wanting unrelated birds. please people, politely form an orderly line... nah, i'll be getting in touch with the few people i've promised unrelated double bars to shortly. just need to find the list i wrote names down on....
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I can just imagine you turning up to his house and finding normal Double-bars, with Black painted on their rump in Acrylics!Latest Lifer: Black-headed Gull (HaLong Bay. #528)
Australia List: 324 (White-throated Nightjar)
Global Year List: 119 (Powerful Owl)
Australia List: 324 (White-throated Nightjar)
Global Year List: 119 (Powerful Owl)
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lol, washing off in the first rain 
nah, he's keen as mustard but don't know where he got his info mixed up... anyway. such is life.
nah, he's keen as mustard but don't know where he got his info mixed up... anyway. such is life.
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Reminds me of the time I seen some Chestnut Breasted Finches with Black stomach area instead of white....looked great...found out later it was diet related
The Bitterness of Poor Quality Remains Long after the Sweetness of Cut Price is Forgotten
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yeah sorry. spring hasn't sprung yet, don't worry, it should be a good season for me given activity levels already!! 3 nests of normal (white rumped) double bars already, 2 fledged yesterday, 1 underdone little thing jumped out to join them from another nest and some still incubating. so that's in theory 3 unrelated young pairs all getting in good form!