2060:@Ucucha and Carcharoth - I have reworked into three paras (1) australian indigenous beliefs (2) those beliefs elsewhere (3) more modern material. There is a nice covering phrase in the thesis for Australian beliefs, but none for elsewhere. I mean, it would be great if someone had pointed out its loud call had been written about in several folk tales (the Malay, Indian and Nissan stories), but none exists so I can't do the OR and tie it together. Have also tried looking for more extra-Australian material but without much success... :(
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some attempts had been made to address this after the GA nomination, so possibly more still is needed here to avoid undue focus on
Australia). Hopefully there is something on the aspects of sea-eagles in general, even if not this one, in the mythologies other than those in Australia (I've looked, but it seems a keyword to differentiate between sea eagles in the mythologies of the subcontinent and sea eagles in the mythologies of North American Indians is needed).
1448:(of the cultural aspects section), following the changes discussed below. Will leave others to review the rest of the article, which looks fine to me in terms of copyediting and readability, but is getting closer scrutiny from others as regards the content (and has been looked at by WikiProject Birds editors in any case). Apologies for not having time to review the whole article.
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of the EagleCam, the park it is in is one of Sydney's biggest and most notable parks, and one has to also remember that very few ornithological items ever make the news, they are generally deemed not notable enough. This one did, and this camera has been a fixture there for over three years now, so I figured that was pretty significant for a bird-related story.
1971:"A study of the species in Jervis Bay showed increases in the numbers of immature and subadult birds in autumn, although it was unclear whether these were locally-fledged or (as was considered more likely) an influx of young birds born and raised elsewhere in Australia"—why is this not under "Breeding", together with the information about the breeding season?
1112:"A review of average egg-shell thickness between 1947 and 1993 to evaluate the impact of the pesticide DDT on egg breakage found that the shells of White-bellied Sea Eagle eggs had thinned by 6%, which was not thought likely to result in more breakage overall although individual clutches would have been more affected." Too much info stuffed in here awkwardly.
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context is needed, as it is not immediately obvious that you are going from a nest observed in
Australia in 2010 and 2011 to an observation tower built much earlier (presumably) as the magnate in question died in 1964 - the obvious question that the article leaves unanswered is when this tower was built.
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I reworded it to, "This average level of thinning was not thought likely to result in significantly more breakage overall, however individual clutches that had been even thinner might have broken. ". The idea is that statistically 6% won't result in more breakage, but that the 6% is an average, hence
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done first, one of the repeated ones is actually how they ask to be referenced on the bottom of the department web page, tweaked the other department one (note that state and federal gov'ts are different entities), the "Manly Sea Eagles
Official Site" is the work= parameter of the cite web template,
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That focus on
Australia struck me as strange, given that the range is given earlier in the lead as including the coasts of India and Sri Lanka (and parts of the Malay Archipelago), and I wondered whether there was stuff about cultural influences outside Australia in the main body of the article that
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Agree with alot of this - one of the frustrating things about cultural material is the piecemeal nature of the information available. Regarding the tower in
Malaysia, I couldn't find a building date from that source, but will have a look to see if I can find that elsewhere. Regarding the notability
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Gone through all extra sources apart one about a record of it eating a prickly toadfish which I can't get fulltext of. Given its consumption of a wide variety of prey, I don't think it is essential but would be nice to add if I can get. But you might want to delay revising your support until I deal
1482:(the bit about the EagleCam attracting 'statewide attention' in particular seems aimed at Australian readers), but would be a logical endpoint for the article if the Malay magnate sentence were given a year and moved to the third paragraph of this section (the one including the Malaysia material).
1570:(see link at bottom), it was 1 February 1980 (you probably also want to add a link from this bird article to that article). Similarly, when did this bird become the emblem of the Malaysian state of Selangor? When did this bird become the emblem of the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles rugby league team?
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and search for 'Loke') gives a year of 1949 for the observations made from that tower. I also looked at some of the other cultural stuff, and it might seem less piecemeal and more encyclopedic if you give more of the history. For example, when was the 10,000 Singapore dollar banknote issued? From
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I then started to read the 'Cultural significance' section more closely, and that struck me as a bit of a scattered collection of facts with no unifying narrative and an undue emphasis on
Australia (possibly due to existing bias in the available sources - I noted this before I realised above that
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One (specific) comment: the sentence on the Malay magnate seems to have been placed where it is to go with the other "nest" sentence, but the general structure of the section appear to be geographical, so it might make more sense grouped with the other "Malay" sentences. Failing that, some date
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Carcharoth, I think the "Cultural significance" section is rather piecemeal. Do we need all those names, for example? It obviously has names in the area where it occurs (the interwikis will give you a few more), but we don't normally list those except when they are otherwise relevant. The
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I enjoyed reading an earlier bird FAC that I commented on, so thought I'd read through this one and see what my initial impressions were. My first thoughts are that the zoology parts of the article are excellent and very informative. The concern I had was from the final sentence of the lead:
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Ok, I have removed the ones which were just isolated "the name of the bird is X" ones - I left the gulbi one as it is in
Colebee as well, ditto Mak Mak. Listing Kuna-ngarrk-ngarrk helps show the Umbrawarra Gorge Nature Park (which is not far from where the Mak Mak are) is from a distinct
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You don't need to fill in both |publisher= and |work=, and I think the latter is rarely needed in cite web. There are a few more like this; the ref to Birds
Australia apparently has |publisher=Birds Australia|work=Birds Australia website; that's not helping anyone.
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collaboration for April 2011, which I have carried on with till here. It got an exhausive GA review by J Milburn, and I feel it is within striking distance of FA status and believe I can deal with any queries promptly. It is a wikicup nomination. Have at it,
1760:"The talons, bill, and eyes are dark as in all Gondwanan sea eagles"—I couldn't find this in the cited reference (Wink et al., 1996). I'm not sure the word "Gondwanan" is a good choice here, since those eagles probably evolved long after the breakup of
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I tweaked the wording a bit, please check. Still having trouble with this sentence:" "This was not thought likely to result in more breakage overall although individual clutches would have been more affected." ... needs something, I don't know what
1077:"They are relatively abundant in Hong Kong, where the population increased from 39 to 57 birds between 2002 and 2009." I don't understand how about 50 birds can be considered relatively abundant compared to a global population of 10-100 thousand?
2334:: I believe the lead is sufficiently well-written, and it appears to contain material from each of the major sections (a refreshing change of pace indeed!). However, there are a few questions that I think should be answered in the lead:
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I was intending on some notes on territoriality and seasonal movements in the beginning bit because it is focussing on outside breeding season more than the breeding season itself....it leaves a very small behaviour section if I move it
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I left it in as I couldn't find the information elsewhere....and upon thinking about it there may be a good reason why it isn't elsewhere (i.e. not quite accurate), and then I realised much of it is in next sentence, so deleted
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Damn - no dates on google anywhere - I moved it so all Malay material together. I'll see what else I can find and recalibrate lead as summary of salient points of section with appropriate weighting. Give me a bit of
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Aargh indeed -- I know the frustration. If you happen to stumble upon a source for this fact, it would be a great addition, but we obviously can't invent facts, so don't fret over it too much. --
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I found several recent articles (post-2002) from a Web of
Knowledge search that weren't used in this article. Will post these to the article talk page so as not to take up too much room here.
230:. As well as dealing with the many niggles I raised in the GAC, Cas has managed to expand the article so that it does not feel so Australia-centric. I have nothing further to add.
1884:"The White-bellied Sea Eagle is generally sedentary and territorial, although it may travel long distances. They have been reported travelling upriver to hunt for flying foxes (
1267:"The community held localities around Booderee National Park to be connected with it." I cannot parse this sentence easily… "held" is synonymous here with "considered", correct?
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gah! you're right! that book was added before I began buffing the article, and the only inline ref was lacking a page number, and I didn't use it anyway, so (belatedly) removed.
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source/story/people etc. The other four help flesh out the people/locales talking about the Sea Eagle and are good for flow. If I removed all them it'd sound more listy again.
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It's easy to forget that many people aren't familiar with DDT - I added an intro sentence, and split a long sentence. Do you think that helps enough or shall I revisit?
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in Oz. Is a rewording sufficient (as both categories are linked on the national page), or do you think I should also link both original rulings on the wikipedia page?
2130:, refs. 26 and 33 repeat the name of the department (and are otherwise inconsistent), ref. 68 shouldn't have "Manly Sea Eagles Official Site" italicized, etcetera.
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PS: The cite doi template has been recording page ranges from start page, fixed them now. Some articles are only single page short notes though.
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http://www.naturia.per.sg/buloh/birds/Haliaeetus_leucogaster.htm
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Unclear now whether the prey was the eagle's or the gannet's.
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why is "Kuna-ngarrk-ngarrk" capitalized but not "nairanaa"?
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FN 8: can omit university name from the italicized portion
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is unproblematic, though a link to the base image of
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Are there any critters that prey upon this critter?
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Tolkien never described Gwaihir as white did he...?
1282:I changed to "considered", revert if you disagree.
2456:In any case, thanks for the good work thus far! --
1888:)"—is this really accurately cited to Tarr (1962)?
1635:is in Papua New Guinea, not in the country of the
2472:The above discussion is preserved as an archive.
743:all processed/checked apart from one I can't get.
1557:. There are also some hits on Google Books (see
43:. No further edits should be made to this page.
2424:How long have people known about this critter?
2478:No further edits should be made to this page.
1547:Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society
505:Otherwise sources & citations look fine.
415:took me a while to figure that one...done now
29:The following is an archived discussion of a
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2082:Thanks. Still, do we need all those names?
1652:agree - just removed any locality from lead
1561:). The Illustrated London News report (see
440:Consistency required Retrieved v. retrieved
1764:; why not use "Southern Hemisphere" or so?
633:Be consistent in how volumes are notated.
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1713:Sanford's and White-bellied are called a
2016:I have reworded it a little - it is the
1808:..fixed now. nuts to my speed-reading...
1794:Thanks. Also, is the reference correct?
559:Debus entry should include page numbers
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949:trimmed and join so sequence is clear
211:, if there is one, would be helpful.
209:File:Haliaeetus leucogaster distr.png
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1568:Singapore Bird Series currency notes
1773:Ok, latter is plainer English too.
261:with more bits and pieces below...
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1804:duh! I shoulda realised - dark
288:. The article's looking great.
2140:reduced it to "Official Site".
1588:. See answer below to Ucucha.
1010:"dark-head" no hyphen required
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2172:ok, work parameters removed.
2398:added stats of larger size.
592:Dove or Dove Publications?
31:featured article nomination
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1858:sloppiness, fixed now.
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1844:Grey-headed Fish Eagle
1584:Aha. thanks for that.
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1901:. Found it and added.
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608:conformed..
2026:nationally
1572:Carcharoth
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1484:Carcharoth
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1338:reworded 3
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635:Nikkimaria
2308:yup. done
2254:Jimfbleak
2022:migratory
290:J Milburn
247:J Milburn
232:J Milburn
213:J Milburn
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