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Ultimate Ticks

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Subject: Ultimate Ticks
From: Tun Pin Ong <>
Date: Sun, 26 Feb 2006 22:40:21 -0800 (PST)
Hi,
My very good ticks in the past are:-

Spoon-billed Sandpiper in Singapore (1999) and
Malaysia(2002). Both were totally unexpected in sites
with no previous records.

Nordmann's Greenshank in Malaysia (2002-2006) More
than 10 times 'intimate' encounter of this otherwise
very plain looking Greenshank.

Regent Honeyeater (2005) Carpetee Valley - Like golden
fairies flapping their wings just above my head.

Eastern Bristlebird (2005) Barren Ground - strutting 3
feet in front of me along the track.

My ultimate tick in the future will be:-

That little green parrot in the most remort interior
of Austalia.

Junin Grebe in Peru. 3 other one-lake-one-grebe
(Atitlan, Colombian, Alaotra) have become extinct
lately and we must stop this becoming the next victim.

Narcodam Hornbill in Andaman Island. A large bird
confined to a mere 7 km2 islet.

Endemics in remote Pacific islands, great scenary
also.

Regards,
Tun-Pin Ong
St Leonards, NSW

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