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Subject: | British Twitchers - Canberra times |
From: | "Simon Clayton" <> |
Date: | Wed, 18 Dec 2013 12:08:20 +1100 |
Hi All, I think Australian twitchers should be taxonomically split from British twitchers, they have more available prey and have to migrate shorter distances for it. This results in larger flock sizes and greater competition for prey items. They are clearly more vocal too, must be a separate species. :-) I used to twitch in UK when I was a teenager, but fortunately it hasn't affected me. Bananas, Simon Clayton Manager Birdrangers, Gibraltar Reserve Cangai, NSW, 2460 www.birdrangers.com <http://www.birdrangers.com/> |
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