He is not on the list of the 2006 membership American Birding Association,
for what it is worth. Many listers are.
Also for what it is worth, I do not think ANY of my 3000+ life list (built
over 40+ years) is extinct - although I can't be sure.
Tim Murphy
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Sent: Sunday, 6 May 2007 2:27 PM
To: Alastair Smith;
Subject: The Biggest Life List
Who is the Australian Stuart Stokes, with a life list of 6125?
No one if you go by Google and therefore part of the dustbin of history.
Skip ahead a few decades and a third of the species that he saw may have
joined him, thanks to wasteful consumption by too many people.
Michael Norris
(183 species within 8kms of his Melbourne home)
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