Talk:Black-shouldered Kite

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[edit] Australian native rodents

Well, blow me down! How did I manage not to know that? Sources I have now checked say up to 15 million years' worth, in fact, and about 60 spp, some recently discovered. Many apologies. I'll make sure the rodent page notes the fact. seglea 00:18, 3 Feb 2004 (UTC)