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| Subject: | Re: The Solomons |
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| From: | (Richard Loyn) |
| Date: | Wed, 09 Aug 1995 11:52:18 +1000 |
There is a comprehensive book, Ernst Mayr's Birds of the South-west Pacific (1945), which is useful but not a modern field-guide. Tell your brother to look out for rails on Malaita; there are Bush-hens there and possibly also Woodford's Rails (sometimes listed as extinct, but I thought I may have seen some). Richard Loyn ================================================= |
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