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Re: Christmas Island reports

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Subject: Re: Christmas Island reports
From: M RODGERS <>
Date: Sat, 29 Jan 2011 07:03:00 +0000 (GMT)
Dear Birders
Thank you to Mike Carter for very comprehensive report; this comes at perfect 
timing as I have just (finally) booked a week visit for end of May, (from UK 
via 
Malaysia). Not wanting to open up the debate about listing on CI again but for 
those twitchers and listers (me included) maybe someone might want to make a 
guess as to likelihood of the vagrant bitterns staying.  Do they depart from 
the 
island ie migrate back north or do they 'stay' for ever?  Are the records of 
vagrants from recent years readily available to view on a database?   

Also has anyone tried any mini pelagic trips just off shore, may be with 
dive/fishing boats - I believe Matsudaira's Storm-Petrel and White-faced 
Storm-Petrel might be a possibility though I'm not sure if end of May is 
suitable.  

Thank you for any advice

Matthew Rodgers
UK (and frequent visitor)
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