Fairy wrens teach secret passwords to their unborn chicks

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Pete Sara
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I actually have a pair of normal splendids raising a shinning bronze cuckoo. It explains abit as to why I havnt had wild ones born this season yet....This thing was huge compared to the wrens... pete
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iaos
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Which side of the wire Pete?

I thought for a moment there you were keeping shining bronze cuckoos!! :lol:
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Pete Sara
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on the wrong side form my point of view , they look amazing I guess, I didnt realise what it was until the wrens started feeing it..
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