Mauritius

To:	"Frances Guard" <>
Subject:	Mauritius
From:	"Bob Forsyth" <>
Date:	Tue, 14 Mar 2000 11:08:14 +1000

Fran,
G'day
I went to
http://www.ntic.qc.ca/~nellus/links.html

hit Africa, and  then scrolled down to Mauritius and found
http://www.maurinet.com/wildlife.html
and
http://www.mauritius.net/nature.html

It included the following:-
Casela Bird Park

This park, set in the district of Black River, stretches over 20 acres of
land and contains more than 140 varieties amounting to 2,500 birds.
Specimens from the five continents may be seen there, but the main
attraction is the Mauritian Pink Pigeon which is one of the rarest birds in
the world. Othertr attractions are  ....
Contact : Tel 208-5041
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The first URL gave a link to
http://www.maurinet.com/mauritius.html
which gave heaps of links for a tourist
Regards...Bob Forsyth  
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