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Political Outliers

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Subject: Political Outliers
From: "Graham Labrooy" <>
Date: Fri, 07 Jan 2005 15:14:07 +1000
Hi Birders,

I am only fairly new to birdwatching in this country (being from India) but have been fortunate enough to make many travels around Australia, finding many new birds for my growing Australian list. I am about to take a trip to Santiago, Chile, and was wondering if "political outlier" ticks include Australian embassies in overseas countries, such as in Chile? I think this would be okay, as I understand that Australian species can be ticked in places such as Christmas and Cocos Islands, and I think in some Australian territories in the Antarctic Ocean. These places are only linked to Australia in a political sense (i.e. not an ecological sense), so this is why I am wondering.

Thanking you for any feedback,

GL

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