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A recent post to Birding-Aus (http://bioacoustics.cse.unsw.edu.au/birding-aus/2010-06/msg00244.html , last viewed 19 June 2010) has raised the issue of a website referring to a report of an uncommon sighting of a wader in SEQ. The internet is an evolving social domain, and its mores are still developing. In academic circles, when referring to a [non-password protected] online … Read more
Hi all, I an heading off in about 2 weeks to visit Bowra and try for Grey grasswren at Cooper Crossing or perhaps at Noccundra before heading down to Sturt NP and down through Mutawintji before coming back home. Appreciate any tip from anyone who has been out that way recently. I’ve checked road conditions … Read more
It seems that what most of the accounts on this topic are not taking into account is there are a lot more people in aviculture that are interested in mutations rather than “wild type” birds. The market for “wild type” birds would be very small indeed. And considering the cost and trouble in getting these … Read more