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Subject: | Buff-Banded Rail |
From: | "Lynn Jenkin" <> |
Date: | Wed, 28 May 2003 07:49:40 +1000 |
Hi Trevor On many of the Queensland Islands at least, Buff banded Rails are very common and tame and wander amongst the guests. It is not quite the same thrill of catching a glimpse of a hard to see bird when they are under your feet like chooks. I was sitting having lunch at the outdoor cafe on Lady Elliott Island once and a rail shot up between my legs and pinched a chip off my plate!. Cheers Dick Jenkin DUNGOG NSW |
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