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Rare Malleefowl

To: "Brian & Meg" <>
Subject: Rare Malleefowl
From: John Tongue <>
Date: Mon, 22 Apr 2013 08:26:15 +1000
G'day Brian and Meg,
The Birddata atlas website shows sightings for Malleefowl in the far NW corner 
of SA, but doesn't record any for NT.

Have a great time searching for them, anyway!

John Tongue
Ulverstone, Tas.


On 22/04/2013, at 7:56 AM, Brian & Meg wrote:

> Hi. In the field guides by Pizzey & Knight, 7th & 9th Editions, it is 
> suggested that a small population of Malleefowl may remain in the far NW 
> corner of S.A. and the adjacent area just over the border in the N.T. We will 
> be travelling through this area in June and are wondering about the status of 
> such a population. I don't recall reading any reports about Malleefowl in 
> this area. Can anyone add a comment of any sort about these birds in this 
> remote location? Have they even been reported over the last 5 years?
> Cheers
> Brian & Meg
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