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| Subject: | HIGHEST FLIERS??? |
| From: | lorne <> |
| Date: | Mon, 18 Aug 1997 10:34:05 +0000 |
Hello BIRDLOVERS... Lorne here... On 2JJJ radio this morning, in Sydney, Mikey Robbins, Paul McDermott and the Sandman were wondering what birds of the world flew the highest. I was thinking Alpine Choughs and Lammergeiers... a guy rang the radio station, with Guiness book in hand, and said these two were the two highest fliers...But what else qualifies??? Wallcreepers, rooks, crows, ravens, vultures...??? I'd be interested in reading other responses. Out of Curiosity, LGJ. |
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