Nicobar Pigeon

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Subject:	Nicobar Pigeon
From:	Neil Cheshire <>
Date:	Mon, 8 May 2017 23:02:18 +0000

re. Chris Lloyd's question on ship assisted passage.

I would regard this as quite likely as I have had Nicobar Pigeons roosting on 
board ship in PNG waters on two occasions, once overnight and once for about 24 
hours. There are many ships arriving in NW Australia that have passed through 
the species area of distribution in Indonesia.

Neil Cheshire
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