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BirdLife Australia's Wetland Birds iOS App - where's the Nativehen

To:	Mark Stanley <>
Subject:	BirdLife Australia's Wetland Birds iOS App - where's the Nativehen
From:	"Sandra & Neil Shelley" <>
Date:	Mon, 26 May 2014 06:47:47 +1000

Thanks for the feedback Mark, will keep it in mind for when we do an update.

On Sunday, 25 May 2014, Mark Stanley <> wrote:

> Not sure if they can claim to cover Tassie without the Tasmanian
> Nativehen. Perhaps I haven't downloaded it all.....
> But otherwise a nice app with good recordings.
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