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| Subject: | Hunter Region Birds |
| From: | David Stowe Photography <> |
| Date: | Sat, 19 Nov 2005 08:30:21 +1100 |
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Peter I’m not sure why you seem to have such a problem with the Hunter’s bird list and how it gets it’s numbers? Surely every region counts birds that are found elsewhere such as wide-ranging land birds! I’m sure not many of the birds at all are directly associated with the “coal-fired industrial heartland” as Newcastle isn’t the definition of the Hunter Valley. Has the Hunter done something to you in a past life or something?? Cheers Dave On 19/11/05 8:05 AM, "" <> wrote: > Alan > > In essence, a substantial number of obligate marine, wide-ranging off-shore > sea birds that occur up to 80km off the coast of Newcastle and are not > directly > associated with coal-fired industrial heartland of Newcastle (i.e. likely > to occur across other off shore areas of NSW) are included in the list. > > May be the Liverpool Plains is looking as an 'important region ecologically' > after all. > > Cheers > > Peter |
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