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| To: | "Kamprad" <> |
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| Subject: | Re: The Big Tickers [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED] |
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| Date: | Wed, 22 Aug 2007 09:40:21 +1000 |
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This is terrible. My reputation is taking a pounding. I cannot perceive the magnitude of the carbon footprint I would have accumulated to date if I had indeed required myself to see the 800 species. I was merely alluding to ticking lists. Thanks for your tip off I have now notionally ticked the 801st item on the list ... it was Common Name. I really wouldn't have a clue how many Aust species I have personally encountered. For me it is great just to see a bird again each time or on first acquaintance. That's just me, I respect that others differ. cheers Richard
Richard have you really seen 800 Australian Birds? There are only 801 birds on the list. If so I am amazed and feel a Grammy award is in order. What about our other super tickers? I know there is a lot of talent and knowledge out there but I am still amazed. The missing bird is not by chance a Grey Falcon? Julienne |
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