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RE: GREEN SANDPIPER TURNS UP IN DARWIN - A FIRST

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Subject: RE: GREEN SANDPIPER TURNS UP IN DARWIN - A FIRST
From: "Osborn, Paul PR" <>
Date: Tue, 17 Mar 1998 12:19:39 +1100
In the process of compiling a list the same size as Lorne's (8 species)
I came up with a short list of 25, none of which were on his list. I'm
sure others could come up with lists that totally excluded both our
lists. That's the beauty of birding, there are so many great and
beautiful birds out there that no two people will have the same list.
For what it's worth, here are my best 8 aussie birds, at the moment, ask
me again in twelve months and I'm sure it would be different.

Azure Kingfisher
Northern Scrub-Robin
Scarlet Robin
Gouldian Finch
Double-eyed Fig-Parrot
Splendid Fairy-Wren
Crimson Chat
Cinnamon Quail-Thrush

Hmm, a definite tendency towards red and blue here.

Good Birding
Paul Osborn


> ----------
> From:         lorne[SMTP:
> Sent:         Monday, 16 March 1998 11:13
> To:   
> Subject:      GREEN SANDPIPER TURNS UP IN DARWIN - A FIRST 
> 
> Lorne here... 
> 
> C'mon folks. What are your favourite Australian birds? Tell me, I'm
> interested. 
> 
> I volunteer...
> 
> SPOTLESS CRAKE
> GREATER and LESSER FRIGATEBIRD
> AUSTRALIAN OWLET-NIGHTJAR
> SOOTY OWL
> RAINBOW BEE-EATER
> GOLDEN BOWERBIRD
> PACIFIC BAZA
> 
> So there! 
> 
> Have a grand day.
> 

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