Just wondering if anyone has "amazing survival" stories of blueys to share.
I know there are stories about blueys run over by mowers, surviving dog attacks, turning up in Florida on peoples doorstep, even one Indo that made it through a Northern Winter on the lamb. There are stories about them eating toxic fruits, such as Eastern blueys living off Bitou bush fruits and Shinglebacks eating berries and leaves full of naturally occurring Flouroacetate (1080 poison).
Wondering what people might have to add to prove these guys aren't Mamby Pamby animals. :-) (a phrase coined on here by a former regular contributor).
BTW anybody about to access the full version of this: http://www.jstor.org/discover/10.1086/6 ... 4119220391
Mamby Pamby?
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Re: Mamby Pamby?
Scotts1au wrote:turning up in Florida on peoples doorstep
WHAT?
Where have I been? What part of Florida? Would be nice to see some pop up on my doorstep......."The love for all living creatures is the most noble attribute of man." — Charles Darwin
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