Science teacher has a bowerbird question for someone in the Coffs Harbor

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Subject:	Science teacher has a bowerbird question for someone in the Coffs Harbor region
From:	Elliot Burch <>
Date:	Sun, 23 May 2010 16:35:50 -0400

Science teacher has a bowerbird question.

I am a biology teacher from the United States and I am studying how to make
science documentaries (to use as a classroom teaching tool). This July I
will be in the Coffs Harbor region and want to interview/video some local
people regarding their "stories" about the satin bowerbird.  If you have
some unique bowerbird stories you'd care to share please get in touch!

Elliot Burch

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