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Norfolk Island vagrants request

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Subject: Norfolk Island vagrants request
From: George Watola <>
Date: Wed, 02 Jul 2008 09:19:09 +0100
Hi birders

HANZAB and other sources have some interesting vagrant records from Norfolk Island. I was wondering if anyone has any more information (when, where, who saw, if accepted by the relevant authority, whoever that is) on these unusual vagrants: Kerguelen Petrel, White-headed Petrel, Topknot Pigeon, Forest Kingfisher, Yellow Wagtail, Pin-tailed Snipe, Asiatic Black-tailed Godwit and Canada Goose. Any help anyone can give would be greatly appreciated.

cheers

George
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