assited rare birds

[Carl Clifford <>]

Now that would have caused a bit of fun for the twitchers. Imagine  
trying to find one Jungle Myna amongst the squillion Commons.
Cheers,

Carl Clifford

On 20/06/2008, at 1:32 PM, kbrandwood wrote:

> Hi All,  the list in the past have had discussions on ship assisted  
> birds but I have never given much thought about plane assisted  
> ones.This was until the other day when I was told from a reliable  
> source of a Jungle Myna that had stowed away on a plane. It was  
> discovered in Sydney, but before it could experience the delights of  
> Oz and our friendly bird fraternity it was disposed of. It would  
> have a good match for the Hose Crow.
> keith b the beautiful Hawkesbury 60km N/W of Sydney
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