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From:	"Gordon and Pam" <>
Date:	Wed, 5 Mar 2008 23:10:41 +1100

Does anyone have an electronic list of the various common names for each
species in Aus.

 

I was talking to a colleague from Qld about birds yesterday and today, and
it was as though we were speaking different languages when we named birds. I
think he may have been using older names, but he also thnks there are
regional differences.

 

Any good lists?

 

Thanks

 

Gordon Cain

Schofields (Blacktown)

NW Sydney

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