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To: | Chris Gladwin <> |
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Subject: | Re: Death of a Cassowary |
From: | "Ronald D. Batie" <> |
Date: | Mon, 11 Nov 1996 20:59:05 -0800 (PST) |
sorry to hear about the death of the Mt. Whitfield cassowary. I spent two days on Mt. Whitfield back in Jan. or Feb. scouring the area for cassowary without success (the second morning I was out around 4 AM so I didn't slack). Three full days at "Mission Beach" (where I did catch a convention of red-necked crakes - right name?) and two more days in Cape Trib., and two more days at Lake Barrine (where I did pick up a yellow-breasted boatbill) produced similar, dissappointing results. [I'm sure that if I sat and drank beers in the campground I may have had better results.] anyways, the cassowary is one of the birds that unfortunately eluded me, but it is one thing to know that they are out there somewhere and quite another when you learn that they are not. Ron |
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