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To: "Donald G. Kimball" <>
Subject: Advertisement? Sort of...
From: Andrew Thelander <>
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 2016 03:22:00 +0000
Hi Don

I think birds are big on the Indian subcontinent among the new middle class. 
For example, the “I love birds” Facebook page seems to have a lot of bird 
photographer members from that area. The page has some wonderful photography 
and the members are very knowledgeable about their local birds. Let’s face it … 
the love of birds is a universal phenomenon.

Regards
Andrew

> On 25 Jan 2016, at 1:14 PM, Donald G. Kimball <> wrote:
> 
> As part of my fledgling tour business I have a facebook page like most.
> https://www.facebook.com/Avian-Discovery-Tours-675273582584369/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel
> 
> Here is the unusual part and where I am scratching my head.  I noted in the
> stats just who IS  interested in a site featuring tours to Australia and
> with lots of pictures of Aussie birds.  Okay go ahead and guess which
> country on the globe is the most interested.  I bet you will be wrong...
> Here's the stats:
> 74 percent are men and they are from Pakistan followed by India then USA.
> Aussies show up 6th on the list.
> 
> Does anyone have even a slight clue why folks from Pakistan and India would
> want to know about Aussie parrots and other birds?
> 







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