introduced bird(er)s

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Subject:	introduced bird(er)s
From:	"Jo Wieneke" <>
Date:	Tue, 17 Mar 1998 20:13:59 +1000

Without all the imports, Poms, Kiwis, Yanks, Rhodesian b.....ds etc, where
would Australian birding be today?  In any gathering of birders, native born
ones often seem to be in the minority. This also seems to be the case with
birding-aus subscribers.  Why are they such a rare sighting?

Cheers
Jo Wieneke

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