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Date:	Wed, 9 Nov 2016 17:50:59 +0000

Thanks Glenn Ehmke
Couldn't agree more, but very surprised you didn't mention grasswrens in your 
personal opinion.
Every week it seems someone is pushing for a new sub species to be listed.....a 
long way from the x12 listed in the Birdlife Australia Magazine a few years ago.
I have a conspiracy theory that the grasswren sub-species new listings are just 
being pushed by birding guides trying to create a new market for the list 
tickers to sign off on!

Cheers

Andrew

Dr Andrew Browne
Veterinary Surgeon (Ret)
PO Box 545
Balnarring Australia 3926
0423 831 758
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