Re 'Jabiru'

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Re 'Jabiru'

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Subject:	Re 'Jabiru'
From:	"Pat OMalley" <>
Date:	Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:24:48 +1100

Before folk get too patriotic, it's worth remembering that the Black
Necked Stork is found pretty much across southern Asia. It may be a bit
presumptuous to assume we have naming rights!

Cheers

Pat
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