birding-aus Ticking introduced birds

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Subject:	birding-aus Ticking introduced birds
From:	"Chris Harrison" <>
Date:	Tue, 19 Oct 1999 10:07:09 -0500

Just a "ticking" note that some bird-aus readers might find interesting.

Here in the US, in Texas, we are beginning to have questions about ticking a
newly feral bird over certain parts of the state.  I have seen them behaving
quite "wildly" in open country, miles from the nearest residence.  The Texas
Birds Records Committee is apparently looking into the sightings and
evaluating whether this bird really has been successfully introduced.

The bird,.....the emu, of course.  Thank goodness I have already have them
ticked from where they belong!

Chris
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Chris Harrison
San Angelo, TX


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