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Subject:	birding-aus Field Guides - Thanks!
From:	Jesse Ellis <>
Date:	Mon, 04 Oct 1999 22:48:10 -0700

Hello Aussie birders
    I had hoped to respond to many if not all of the responses to my
inquiry regarding Australian field guides, but the number of responses,
both from natives and some Americans and others, that I don't think I
can!  The overwhelming majority recommended the newest Pizzey guide, but

many folks seemed to augment this with one of the others.  I think I can

get the newest Pizzey for study before the trip, and I'll decide when I
get there whether or not to boost my collection (though I will have to
carry everything around).  Thank you all!  I hope I receive even half as

many responses when I ask about specific birding sites along my
itinerary (and I definitely will).  Again, many thanks.

Jesse

-- Jesse Ellis
MSC 854
Lewis & Clark College
0615 SW Palatine Hill Rd.
Portland, OR, 97219



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