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From:	Lorne Johnson <>
Date:	Thu, 27 Feb 2003 11:53:10 +1100

Hello all. Just a quick query... What is the rarest Australian bird?
Gouldian Finch? Buff-breasted Button-quail?

I was reading that the Hawaiian Honeycreeper or Po'ouli, is probably the
rarest bird in the world, with three individuals remaining in a densely
rainforested part of east Maui.

Have a good one all.

LGJ.

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