Subject: Re: Baby bird ID needed Hi all I wondered if anyone has an idea as to which species the brown bird is. It was picked up in Darwin and taken into care. Some suggestions, Pheasant Coucal, Dollarbird, Toressian Crow have been received by the Wildlife carers forum. They believe the bird to the right … Read more
Hi all I wondered if anyone has an idea as to which species the brown bird is. It was picked up in Darwin and taken into care. Some suggestions, Pheasant Coucal, Dollarbird, Toressian Crow have been received by the Wildlife carers forum. They believe the bird to the right of it is a Bar shouldered … Read more
Dear B-A, I have just come across a relatively new quarterly journal “Zoological Bibliography”. It is “An occasional publication reporting on investigations into the bibliography of zoology chiefly relating to the dating of publications and to authorship” Les Christidis a member of the editorial board and Edward Dickinson, the acting editor. The journal is available … Read more
I have seen Brown Quail at Olive Pink Botanic Gardens but also a flock at Well 33 on the Canning Stock Route. Don Hadden ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ P O Box 1007, Malanda, Qld 4885, Australia Mobile Don: +61 488558696 Mobile Llane: +61 439 958 220 Landline: +61 8 8979 3138 Web: www.donhadden.com =============================== To unsubscribe from this … Read more
Yes. I agree the two birds are Red Knots. They are a very interesting sighting. I agree that the engraved leg flag looks to be yellow, which means that it was banded in Roebuck Bay at Broome. Any chance that you can read the letters? It looks like a two letter code, which would make … Read more