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Bird eaters and Yellow Chats

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Subject: Bird eaters and Yellow Chats
From: "Niven" <>
Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2001 13:11:33 +0930
Hi all,
Just to clarify, my reference to scarcity of Yellow Chats was not in
relation to very early days, but within recent times. Denise said "some
years ago", and also said that John McKean had testified at a trial, so I
assume the reference to eating Yellow Chats was well within recent times. A
lot of the area in the Alligators River region is difficult to access and it
may be that Yellow Chats occur more commonly there than appears by records
in accessible areas. Then again, they may never have been common anywhere up
here, only occurring sporadically depending on conditions.

Cheers
Niven

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