Lewin's rail

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Subject:	Lewin's rail
From:	"Bob Lake" <>
Date:	Wed, 06 Dec 2006 20:24:28 +1000

There seems to be very little information available on Lewin's rail alongAustralia's east coast (it is apparently extinct in WA). Can anybody pointto any available literature or Internet material on this species -behaviour, seasonal movements, breeding, distribution, feeding ... anythingand everything? Information and ideas would be gratefully received.

Thanks.
Bob Lake. Queensland.

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