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To: | "Williams, Roger" <> |
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Subject: | Re:[canberrabirds] China Birds |
From: | Sicheng Wan <> |
Date: | Sun, 1 May 2016 04:13:52 +0000 |
Congratulations to your harvesting bird tour. I had also been there 8 yrs ago, together with the low altitude area of westernmost Yunnan bordering with Myanmar. During the tour, I had recorded nearly 200 bird species, most of which were my personal new
records. Yunnan occupies most species of birds in China, mainly because of it embracing different geographic regions: South China hilly area, Yunnan plateau, Tibet, Eastern Himalayas, North Indochina.
I would like to plan another visit to Western Yunnan after I return to my country.
Kind Regards
Sicheng Wan
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