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Subject: | more dead Short-tailed Shearwaters |
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From: | "Chris Brandis" <> |
Date: | Fri, 1 Nov 2013 19:41:53 +1100 |
The pelagic trips off Wollongong this week had 100s of Short-tailed
Shearwaters following the boat fighting over the burley of minced meat and
fat and pieces of fat, obviously starving. A couple fell on board and
appeared to have reasonable breast condition but many flying past appeared
to have crops prominent from the breast line.
In my experience this is unusual as they normally stream past heading south
with the Wedge-tailed being the prominent Shearwater, but this time they
were in the minority.
Cheers Chris |
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