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Curly Sandpiper

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Subject: Curly Sandpiper
From: Brian Fleming <>
Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2005 21:06:41 +1100
Assuming that the Curly Sandpiper isn't an even more aberrant Wrybill,
it's not surprising that ther are some very odd birds in newspaper
reports. The spell-checker has a lot to answer for, and so does the
reporter half-hearing things he doesn't know much about.
  Some we have heard were the 'pair of green falcons', and the Glamorous
Reed-warbler. 
  Kids contribute some funny ones too, such as the Frogmithe (singular
is Frogmouse).
Anthea Fleming
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