Could Australia top the Great Backyard Bird Count?

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Could Australia top the Great Backyard Bird Count?

To:	"Philip Veerman" <>, "'Laurie Knight'" <>, <>
Subject:	Could Australia top the Great Backyard Bird Count?
From:	"Wilsons" <>
Date:	Sun, 16 Feb 2014 21:29:21 +1100

I was similarly perplexed (maybe I should have read the rules?), but I suppose 
if you lived, for example, on the east side of Pittwater Rd at Collaroy in 
Sydney then you could see pelagic species from your backyard? From landlocked 
Turramurra, much harder.
Cheers
Tom Wilson

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