Fork-tailed Swifts. Prince of Wales Is.

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Date:	Fri, 11 Jan 2013 17:45:42 +1100

G'day Jon

Thank you very much for sharing this observation from Torres Strait.  The 
numbers are well down on the birds you saw feeding there back in 2000.  But at 
least you did give us some info - the few museum skins and historical records 
do not tell us much.

Cheers to all & Happy birding

Mike


 
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