Collared Dove in Hamilton

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Subject:	Collared Dove in Hamilton
From:	Hugo Phillipps <>
Date:	Thu, 07 Nov 2002 09:54:50 +1100

Hi Steve -

At 08:03 AM 07/11/02 +1100, you wrote:
>Is this worth atlasing?

Definitely.  Any birds in the wild (i.e not caged or fenced in a farm) can
(and, in the case of potentially self-establishing escapees and vagrants,
should)  be atlassed.  This includes guinea-fowl, Chukars, peafowl, Canada
Geese, exotic parakeets etc.

>Should I get someone to bump it off?  I've been reading about
>how they spread rapidly through western Europe and the UK.

I suggest informing the NRE office in Hamilton.

Cheers,
Hugo

Hugo Phillipps
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