Fig Parrots, Night Parrots and now another new bird!

[David Stowe <>]

What i find interesting is that he is happy to show people on his  
tours but won't let anyone else see them - especially people sceptical  
about his discovery who would have no basis for their scepticism if he  
showed them "publicly"???
I too look forward to seeing them.

Cheers
Dave
PS - sorry for continuing this subject :)

On 11/12/2008, at 9:34 AM, Tony Russell wrote:

> All youse unbelievers ! I don't know !!
>
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> Subject: [Birding-Aus] Fig Parrots, Night Parrots and now another new
> bird!
>
>
> Fig Parrots, Night Parrots and now another new bird!!
>
> The Australian people can, as you say "look forward to hearing over
> the next year about these latest discoveries"
>
> I personally hope John Young did find a new Fig Parrot, has found
> Night Parrots breeding like chickens on a spinifex plain somewhere out
> west and has  found another new species of an exotic north Queensland
> bird.
>
> And if these latest two are shrouded in as much mystery as the fig
> parrot then the discussion on this forum is something to look forward
> to!!
>
> cheers
>
> David Taylor
>
>
> On 10/12/2008, at 7:19 PM, Rod Gardner wrote:
>
> > He showed us several photos of Coxen's Fig-Parrot including images
> > of a new
> > nest found in 2008 which has been collected under licence for
> > scientific
> > analysis. He's also been working hard on Night Parrot's for the last
> > 18
> > months and what he has discovered is quite amazing and will be
> > revealed in
> > due course. He told us stories of his unique Australian bush
> > experiences
> > with these and other birds. His amazing discoveries are not finished.
> > Expect more on the Night Parrot. And perhaps even more amazing, we  
> > saw
> > several photos of yet another new discovery under DNA analysis at
> > this very
> > moment. This makes at least three significant discoveries the
> > Australian
> > people can look forward to hearing more about over the next year or
> > so.
> David Taylor
> Brisbane
>
>
>
>
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