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| Subject: | Re: The stirrer |
| From: | Tony Russell <> |
| Date: | Mon, 16 Mar 1998 10:41:25 +1030 |
Yes Trevor, the sound of those woodpeckers echoing through the forest was as
magic as hearing Lewin's H/Es echoing through our forests here.
Tony.
At 12:05 PM 13/03/98 -0000, you wrote:
>Lorne has actually stirred up memories of Dunnocks, Alpine Accentors,
>Wallcreepers, Green Woodpeckers, Jays, etc.
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>Trying to divert the conversation back to birding, I wonder how many other
>Poms out there have got Alpine Accentor and Wallcreeper on their British
>list? And, brilliant though the Australian avifauna is, which family is
>missed most? Woodpeckers?
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>Trevor.
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Tony Russell
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