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Subject: | Re: Bird Listing Areas |
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From: | Russell Woodford <> |
Date: | Fri, 8 Sep 1995 18:28:22 +1000 (EST) |
This splitting of hairs, whilst important, could lead us from the sublime (birds) to the ridiculous (INSERT YOUR OWN IDEA). Isn't there something about international law that relates to embassies and consulates? Could I add things like Woodpigeon, Great Tit and Jackdaw to my Aussie list while I wandered around the grounds of Australia House in London? (I'm sure they only have concrete now that I think about it) Can anyone else think of little bits of countries that turn up in unexpected places? And who can boast the most obscure 'national' list? There must be a few who have got to double figures in the Vatican State. I have **2** species for Leichtenstein... Russell Woodford ============================================================== |
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