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Subject: Hunter Region Birds
From: "Ekerlogic Consulting Services (ECS)" <>
Date: Sat, 19 Nov 2005 07:35:42 +1100
Alan

So, in essence, 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 - facultative/opportunistic) are included in the list.

May be the Liverpool Plains is looking as an 'important region ecologically' after all.

Cheers

Peter





Stuart, Alan AD wrote:

We would accept records from out to about 80km out, which is where the
shelf ends.  But most of the albatrosses, prions, shearwaters etc that
are on our list can be seen from land if you look often enough, or by
people out fishing not far from shore.

Alan
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