I would second that, Bob. I spent 5 weeks there in 2014, on a soothing about trip, with birding secondary. Most of my time was spent in Pokhara. My great highlight was the Vulture Restaurant at Gawchowk, where a cow had obligingly recently died, and there were vultures aplenty. What I found amazing, was that . . . → Read More: Nepal – a great place for birds along with spectular scenery and interesting people – ADVERTISMENT
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You mean the “Tip Chook”? That subspecies has been around for some time. Cheers John Yours in all things “Green” John Harris. BASc, GDipEd Director and Principal Zoologist/Ecologist Wildlife Experiences P/L Wildlife Guide Nature Photographer 0409 090 955 www.wildlifeexperiences.com.au On 3 May 2017 11:40, “David Adams” < dpadams@gmail.com> wrote: > For those that missed it, . . . → Read More: New Aussie subspecies: The Bin Chicken For those that missed it, the Sydney Morning Herald has an interesting write-up of some research on the urbanization of White Ibis in Sydney and a bonus video clip from the Planet Earth series (cough-cough). Both worth a look: www.smh.com.au/technology/sci-tech/the-white-ibis-or-bin-chicken-hits-the-carbs-in-sydney-leaving-its-paleo-diet-behind-in-the-bush-20170502-gvwzyz.html Birding-Aus mailing list Birding-Aus@birding-aus.org To change settings or unsubscribe visit: birding-aus.org/mailman/listinfo/birding-aus_birding-aus.org . . . → Read More: New Aussie subspecies: The Bin Chicken Or direct from the publisher, for their charitable donation from the price… Phil, Apologies to Andrew Isles but it is a competitive world – maybe you should have ordered it from the UK (Book Depository) for AU$36.58 including delivery. Bob Sothman Adelaide —–Original Message—– From: Birding-Aus [birding-aus-bounces@birding-aus.org] On Behalf Of Phil Gregory Sent: Tuesday, 2 . . . → Read More: New Australian Field Guide Over the years I have seen on Birding-Aus many reports on birding trips to various overseas countries but very few on Nepal. I have just returned from Nepal and I would rate it as one of the more interesting of the 50 odd countries I have birded in. Roly Lloyd & I saw 347 species . . . → Read More: Nepal – a great place for birds along with spectular scenery and interesting people – ADVERTISMENT |
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