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Subject: | 'Birdo' number plate |
From: | David McDonald <> |
Date: | Sun, 17 Nov 1996 18:46:24 -0800 |
I recall a couple of years ago a thread on BirdChat about number plates (motor vehicle registration plates) that people see and tick, having birding-type names. I don't think it is so common in Australia as in the US. Anyway, today (Sunday 17 Nov) while doing the Hooded Plover survey on the NSW south coast, near Kioloa I was passed by a white Landcruiser station wagon with the number plate BIRDO (which is Australian slang for 'birder' or 'bird watcher'). Don't panic, the vehicle was on the road, not on the beach! Is the owner reading this? Does anyone know who he/she is? David -- _________________________________________________________________ David McDonald Voice: +61-6-231 8904 (home) PO Box 1355 Voice: +61-6-260 9231 (work) WODEN ACT 2606 Facsimile: +61-6-260 9201 (work) AUSTRALIA E-mail: (home) E-mail: (work) _________________________________________________________________ |
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