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Date:	Tue, 24 Nov 1998 00:53:22 -0500

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I just wonder whether you had a polite chat with the guide re the
Whistling Kite/baby sea eagle and if so, what was his/her reaction? I
hate the thought of hundreds of tourists being so badly mis-informed
about one of Australia's commonest and most easily identified (when it
whistles) raptors. Was the guide truly interested in informing people
and, if so, did you give him/her some info on how to learn more about
birds?
Regards, Anne

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