birding-aus Northern and Southern Giants

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Subject:	birding-aus Northern and Southern Giants
From:	Tony Russell <>
Date:	Fri, 13 Aug 1999 21:25:20 +0900


Hi all, this recent informed discussion about the Giant Petrels has I'm
sure been most enlightening for many of us. I must thank those dedicated
analysts for all their information and views.( Seriously). However, it does
now leave (me at least) with no certainty whatsoever as to which ones I've
seen and which I haven't. 
I think I'll just trust to luck and stick with the notion of having seen
them both, but I'm now wondering whether I should create a new hybrid
category in my tally or not. What do other "pelags" out there think?
Tony.




Tony Russell,
Adelaide, South Australia
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