| After the first broadcast, which you recall was on mimicry of Australian magpies. |
| Add in his gift for mimicry and he can make a fool of anyone, from fox hunters to Kilroy, Joss Stone to the Botox brigade. |
| This dung or carrion mimicry attracts flesh flies, rove beetles, and even mosquitoes, all of which have been observed with pollen on them. |
| Although widely accepted and taught as early as elementary school, Batesian mimicry has remained unconfirmed. |
| Even with the electronic, sampling age in full swing, it's amazing that the art of mimicry still taps that transforming and ancient power. |
| For example, have allopatric populations of a parasitic species independently evolved egg or nestling mimicry of the same host species? |
