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    Paul's 2023 Photographic World List

    My understanding, probably on the simplistic side, is you either accept the split or you have to lump Chatham Shag with the old Stewart Island Shag - Chatham Shag is a daughter species of Otago Shag, but from an extinct lineage that occurred further north on South Island, genetically Chatham...
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    Paul's 2023 Photographic World List

    Those Mottled Petrels are stunning!
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    Paul's 2023 Photographic World List

    Wow, can't be many people seen Black Robin from a zodiac!
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    Paul's 2023 Photographic World List

    Could have done without the weather turning so nice! Could you see the Pyramid this morning?
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    Paul's 2023 Photographic World List

    Hopefully I'll have some birds to show you, need some non breeders ti come in tonight & stay fir the day! There's a few potential taiko, chatham petrel might be harder
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    Paul's 2023 Photographic World List

    I think structurally it looks better for Cook's rather than Pycroft's but most years there's confusing pterodromas seen on that trip between the Bounties & the Chathams. We did catch a Cook's in the Tuku this time last year so they are around. See you tomorrow!
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    Paul's 2023 Photographic World List

    See you in the Chathams on the 18th - already lined you up to meet the most remote Gooner in the world!
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