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Subject: | Beach washed shearwaters |
From: | "Mark Sanders" <> |
Date: | Mon, 23 Oct 2000 09:00:50 GMT |
I spent last Wednesday out on a site near Pottsville in northern NSW and
found an astonishing number of dead short-tailed Shearwaters. I had to walk
no more than about 15m between bodies and the beach stretched as far as the
eye could see in both directions, as did the carcases. All Short-tailed
Shearwaters though. A quick scan out to see indicated that many more were
still passing through, most very close to the beach.
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