canberrabirds

Degrees of difficulty (1)

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Subject: Degrees of difficulty (1)
From: "Geoffrey Dabb" <>
Date: Sun, 20 Jan 2008 20:16:22 +1100
As I understand the loose rules applying to tickability, this is a matter of
personal choice.  My view is:  of course they will be ticked by anyone who
attaches any importance to increasing their ticks.  Go ahead.   I believe
Mat has ticked the Egyptian Goose.    g 

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Subject: Degrees of difficulty (1)

On Fri, Jan 18, 2008 at 10:31:15AM +1100, Geoffrey Dabb wrote:
> Peachicks, this morning.  Very easy.  Note the emerging crests.
> Surprisingly all the original 9 have survived, so far.

Given their breeding success and the length of time they've been
present in the ACT, are these considered to be tickable?

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