WHY MALLEE BIRD LAYS HER EGGS IN THE SAND (From ‘Legends of the Birds’) WAYAMBEH, a descendant of the original Wayambeh, who was turned into a tortoise, married Kookaburra. It was a strange mating, with an even stran

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Date: 2014-01-24 12:43:15 Aviculture Birds of Western Australia Bird nest Egg Chicken Bird Malleefowl Nest Zoology Biology Ornithology		WHY MALLEE BIRD LAYS HER EGGS IN THE SAND (From ‘Legends of the Birds’) WAYAMBEH, a descendant of the original Wayambeh, who was turned into a tortoise, married Kookaburra. It was a strange mating, with an even stran Add to Reading List Source URL: www.malleefowlvictoria.org.au Download Document from Source Website File Size: 75,27 KB Share Document on Facebook

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