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re: Re: 9 Month old Sighting - Whoops

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Subject: re: Re: 9 Month old Sighting - Whoops
From: Tim Dolby <>
Date: Fri, 13 Jun 2003 15:47:56 +1000
> I'm using my new philosophy from now on, which is: "What seems
unlikely, usually is!"

I agree with this your general comment here Peter although perhaps a
more appropriate adage is "Common things occur commonly".

A lack of true identification is not actually a problem so long as this
is noted! For instance sometimes it's better to report something even if
you're unsure. A lack of reporting can lead to some important omissions:
reporting assists with a number of scientific and research agendas (the
current debate on Regent Honeyeater is a good case example), not to
mentioned the benefit to twitchers.

Tim




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