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Subject: | Removing birds from the Australian list |
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From: | (John Leonard) |
Date: | Tue, 3 Oct 1995 13:23:57 +1000 |
My two bob's worth is as follows: 1. If a bird is intorduced, then becomes extinct, then it should drop, unlamented, from the list. I bet there are several species that were introduced, persisted for a time, and then died out=97good, I can't see any reason to continue record them on the list (perhaps in an appendix). 2. Native species should be kept on the list if they become extinct as there is always a possibility that they may be rediscovered. Even if they are extinct they once were part of the bird fauna and their inclusion can function as a warning how easily species can become extinct (Regent Honeyeater, Painted ditto, Orange-bellied Parrot, &c). John Leonard ==================================================================== |
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