Hi John,
I'd really appreciate any further news, theories or conclusions about the STS
wrecks from our networks or associated authorities. It is sad. Some right it
off as nature doing its thing, but even so, I'd like to know more about things
like frequency, location, species, numbers, especially if Birds Australia are
involved through its charter...it seems strange to me, but then again, it might
be a regular, strange thing, bit like whales stranding...where we know it
happens, but no one really knows why..
Thanks for the note.
Sean
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On Nov 17, 2013, at 9:07 AM, John Graff <> wrote:
> Continuing on the recent reports/discussion of Short-tailed Shearwater
> wrecks, Steve Elson and Harry Louw have reported 2,500 dead and dying birds
> along the coast near Gordon Inlet on the south coast of WA. STS are much less
> common in WA than on the east coast, though probably a little under-reported
> along the south coast. Still, I suspect this would be a fairly exceptional
> wreck for the south coast
>
> John
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