Rare Ducks and SIPOs and gulls

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Subject:	Rare Ducks and SIPOs and gulls
From:	"Niven McCrie" <>
Date:	Mon, 14 Aug 2000 10:27:03 +1000

Grafton is doing well!! All it needs now is Mandarin Duck :)
On the downside, if everyone who went for the ducks also
took a four-wheel drive along the beach to look for SIPO, I
wonder how long the SIPO's or anything else would last.
Now I'll duck for cover :)
By the way, no comments on the NT gulls? Does this mean as I
unfortunately surmised that they will remain unidentified??
The NT has a history of unidentified gulls, with one famous
one from Nhulunbuy (I think) many years ago, with published
articles identifying it as at least two different species.
And it had been photographed!

Have a nice (anati) day
Niven

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