Grey Heron at Busselton WA

To:	Simon Blanchflower <>
Subject:	Grey Heron at Busselton WA
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Date:	Thu, 23 May 2002 17:36:21 +1000

Hi Simon

Has the Grey Heron species been split ?

If not there is no problem with vagrants coming to Oz. 

My 1976 Reader's Digest Book of British Birds has a very
small scale map with Ardea cinera ranging from Ireland to
the east coast of China/Korea/Russia and Japan might be
shaded too.
 
And my old 1984 Howard and Moore world checklist has A.c.
altirostris in Java and Sumatra. 

Michael Norris
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