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| Subject: | Rainbow Bee Eaters |
| From: | "Graham Turner Ozemail" <> |
| Date: | Wed, 18 Feb 2004 12:53:22 +1100 |
Gidday Birders,
I have recently realised that I have seen very few Bee eaters
over the last few years and am wondering if anyone else has noticed a decline?
I have to note that I haven't been to my regular spots to see these birds, but
they do have a tendency to turn up just about anywhere. Any comments
appreciated.
Also, while I was thinking about this I heard Mike Archer (formerly of the
Aust. Museum, now UNSW) talking about sparrow declines and the possible link
with fuel additives. See the link below for a bit more detail. Could these be
related??
http://www.rense.com/general3/mtbess.htm
Cheers
Graham Turner
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