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Subject: | Rufous Owl & escapers |
From: | Ian Cowan <> |
Date: | Thu, 13 Sep 2007 17:43:08 +1000 |
escapers? or escapees? Ian Philip Veerman wrote: Tony,That is an easy one: Only until A> It dies or B> It is recaught, and even maybeC> It manages somehow to get back to its natural range. However, if the animal breeds with another one that has escaped in a non natural environment, then the offspring and any resulting population thus established are ferals or introduced but not escapers. Philip |
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