I'd second that. I much prefer occasional off-topic cetacean,
spider or fungi sighting to some of the other postings
on this list.
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Sent: Wednesday, 21 August 2002 10:32
To: Simon Mustoe
Cc: Birding Aus
Subject: Cetacean - and other irrelevant sightings
Hi Simon
You wrote "I hope that this is of use to some of you out
there and will enable me to keep things like this off
birding-aus once and for all"
NO ! Let's have interesting cetacean - and spider -
sightings. And the stuff about moth-eating fungi if anyone
wants to tell us.
Because interesting sightings may well come from interesting
people. And I want to know why so few birds are feeding on
Tree Lucerne this year. Because of low nectar yields ? And
how do I measure that ...? And is it because of honey (or
indigenous) bees.
Michael Norris
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