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From: andrewt@cs.su.oz (Andrew Taylor)
Newsgroups: rec.birds
Subject: the Little Penguin strikes back
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Date: 21 Feb 91 12:28:07 GMT
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In article <60909@eerie.acsu.Buffalo.EDU> dmark@acsu.buffalo.edu (David Mark)
writes:
> Penguins do, in fact, breed in New Zealand, and even in Australia, but
> those penguins do not breed north of Zapallar, Chile!
> Zapallar is at about latitude 32 degees, 40 minutes South.

(in the background imagine "Waltzing Matilda" or "Penguins Uber Alles")

There is small Little Penguin colony at Seal Rocks in NSW. This
is at 32 degrees, 24 minutes south, a full 16 minutes further north.

Andrew "donde esta los penguinos" Taylor


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