All-time list for Central Australia

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Subject:	All-time list for Central Australia
From:	Chris Watson <>
Date:	Sun, 23 Jan 2011 20:48:39 +0930

G'day,
         Just finished organising my all time list for Central Australia on
the website and I'm pleasantly surprised to discover that I'm at 199 - one
short of the double ton! What will be the 200th Centralian tick?

http://comebirdwatching.blogspot.com/p/birds-central-list.html

It turned into a bit of an *ad hoc* site guide as I wrote it up, so it may
be of interest to anyone thinking of heading inland this year.

Cheers,

Chris Watson
Alice Springs

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