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To: | "Lynn" <> |
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Subject: | Central Australia -Spotted Turtle-Doves |
From: | "Robert Read" <> |
Date: | Wed, 6 Aug 2003 18:09:05 +0930 |
The official version is simply that they were aviary escapes. there is another version that I have by word of mouth I cannot vouch for it, but it sounds likely. A woman who kept a number of Spotted Turtle Doves was about to leave town. She could not find anyone who wanted them, and telephoned several authorities (RSPCA, Parks and Wildlife) for help. All answered correctly that it was not their problem. Being either too mean or too sentimental to have them put down she released them, and they thrived. There may have been several releases, or escapes. Robert Read Alice Springs |
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