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Subject: | Re: Atherton Scrubwrens |
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Date: | Fri, 22 Nov 96 08:26:08 -0400 |
Morning all I too doubt the existence of Atherton Scrubwrens. I spent about a week in the rainforest up there in 1993 and closely examined all small brown birds. If this bird exists I must have seen one but I couldn't manage to convince myself. The same goes for Mountain Thornbills. Other birds which I don't believe exist are Lewin's Rail, Spotless Crake, Painted Snipe, Burke's Parrot and most of the quail and button-quail. I've been in the right places for these in the past without a sighting. Cheers Steve ------------------------------------------------ Stephen Clark CSIRO Division of Plant Industry Canberra 2601 Australia Phone 06 246 5417 Fax 06 246 5399 ------------------------------------------------ |
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