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Re: Reverse migration

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Subject: Re: Reverse migration
From: John Gamblin <>
Date: Wed, 9 Aug 2000 17:42:59 -0700 (PDT)
G'day All,

I saw this one and would also like to ask?

Is this where either due to Earth's magnetic pole
change? or the on board compass of some birds changes
they become affected by this event?

Gee this global warming is creating weird weather for
dear old Vic? Tornado at Tulla, Hail in Hastings,
nothing unusual were told though?

John A. Gamblin


scouler <> wrote:
Date: Thu, 10 Aug 2000 08:57:33 +1000
From: scouler <>
Reply-to: 
Organization: Planet Netcom
To: 
Subject: Reverse migration

In his email to birding aus&nbsp; on 5 August 2000,
Alan Morris referred to the sighting of an adult male
Northern Pintail in breeding plumage near Perth in
July, 1985 and said, quoting HANZAB, that it was
considered to be a case of "accidental reverse
migration". Can anyone tell me what "reverse
migration" is?

Regards,
Colin Scouler

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Hastings,
Where thee Western Port Waders will soon regularily meet.

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