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Subject: | Re: Cattle Egret |
From: | "David Geering"<> |
Date: | Mon, 11 May 1998 11:36:32 +1000 |
Hi David, The "inland" Cattle Egrets were certainly interesting. However, your note below does not indicate them showing up along coastal SA, which they certainly do on a regular basis, and I've had them in metro Adelaide a few times too. T. Tony My omission of SA was a bit of an oversight but really relates to the relative importance of Victoria in this regard. Note that I did mention Streaky Bay therefore implying they ranged across coastal SA. South Australia is in an unfortunate location really. This is further reflected in the contraction of the range of Regent Honeyeaters northward. There is unfortunately no longer much discussion of South Australia in respect to Regent Honeyeaters. How many other species just get into south-eastern SA, or used to in the case of the Regent Honeyeater? David |
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