Oriental Pratincoles

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Oriental Pratincoles

To:	"Turnstone Nature Discovery" <>, "Grant Pearson" <>, <>, "Frank O'Connor" <>, <>
Subject:	Oriental Pratincoles
From:	"Phil Joy" <>
Date:	Sun, 8 Feb 2004 10:02:45 +0800

G'day to all,

Would it be likely that the ranks of the Oriental Pratincole have been
swollen by an influx of  Common and/or Black-winged Pratincoles given that
the three species are very similar, are difficult to distinguish on the
ground and flyway crossovers are not unheard of, also the three species are
known to associate freely in India.

Phil Joy



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