Talk:Grey Troender
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New population figures ca. 1200
[edit]Hi,
cf. the Norwegian language page, there are as of this decade ca. 1200 individuals, of which 500 are "breeding females" (you see why I do not amend the article myself).
T 83.109.181.90 (talk) 07:33, 26 January 2014 (UTC)
- I am quite shure that at least something of your question I do not understand, that is a normal state of mind though. I came across this article working on the Tautersheep article. Used this to create a Norwegian article while also finding more material and expanded and corrected the Norwegian article. I did however forget to go back and fix the english counterpart. I had some more sources, but I clean forgot about the prosject. Please be patient with me. I will promise that i will get there. Does this answer your question?. If not please try again. I will definitely go back to fixing this and the Tautersheep- Good Night for now. -- ツツ Dyveldi ☯ 23:41, 26 January 2014 (UTC)
Copyright problem removed
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