Seasickness and Pelagic Seabird Trips

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Date:	Tue, 12 Jun 2001 15:00:50 +1000

It seems that one can't go out on a pelagic trip without seeing a few drongoes!
   

It never ceases to fascinate me that a large proportion of birdos who go out on 
the pelagic trips to tick a special bird or two, seem to think that "it ain't 
macho" to take a travel sickness pill. Well it ain't macho to have another 
dozen people laughing at you all day either.

There is already sufficient burley on the boat to attract the seabirds, you 
don't have to add your breakfast to it. Take a pill and have a great day.

Jeff
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