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Subject: | Purple Swamphen in Birdata |
From: | Peter Shute <> |
Date: | Sat, 16 May 2009 05:21:42 +1000 |
Good point, but I wonder what could have helped them? I haven't been to those places - are there ponds, etc, there now where there previously were none, or not enough? I can't really imagine anyone taking swamphens there deliberately, less so accidentally. I also wonder about them "flying vast distances over the open ocean". Surely these birds don't just fly towards an empty horizon for days? I imagine that they get blown to sea and are quite good floaters. Is there any evidence of them flying long distances non stop? Peter Shute. -------------------------- Sent using BlackBerry |
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