A very interesting discussion.

It would be nice to get other people thoughts on that, specifically those
who live and work in NW Kenya...

Itai

I'de rather go birding...
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Itai Shanni
Eilat & Arava region coordinator, Israel Ornithological Centre.
Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel (BirdLife Partner)
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איתי שני
רכז אזור אילת וערבה, מרכז הצפרות הישראלי
החברה להגנת הטבע
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       itaisha1@yahoo.com           
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http://eilatbirding.blogspot.com/

דקל דום 1, באר אורה 88810

-----Original Message-----
From: MARGARET & DON TURNER [mailto:mat@wananchi.com]
Sent: ה 19 ינואר 2012 10:51
To: itaisha1@yahoo.com
Subject: Seedeaters

Dear Itai; Some time ago you very kindly posted on kenyabirdnet a
note concerning the Tropical Boubou Shrike in Kenya. I'm not sure what (if
any) response came from that, but with Scopus floundering and appearing very
intermittently, this is probably the only way to get word out about certain
species / groups.

A similar intricate situation surrounds two seedeaters in northwest Kenya,
and as such I was wondering whether you could put the attached note on
kenyabirdsnet . It might hopefully arouse some interest.

With thanks and best wishes
Don Turner
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