Why are NZ Storm Petrels off Australia?

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Subject:	Why are NZ Storm Petrels off Australia?
From:	Simon Mustoe <>
Date:	Mon, 29 Mar 2010 23:17:27 +0000

Those who might be interested in seeing these birds could need to head offshore 
quite soon. These conditions happen every year like clockwork but this is a 
particularly strong feature.

The conditions that swept these birds to our coastline appear to be
driven by a very strong East Australian Current. There is a very large
warm-core eddy sitting offshore ... read more here: http://www.bird-o.com



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