RFI: "Scaly" Thrush at Bunya Mountains

To:	Carl Corden <>
Subject:	RFI: "Scaly" Thrush at Bunya Mountains
From:	Peter Woodall <>
Date:	Mon, 22 Sep 2003 08:23:55 +1000

Hi Carl

I checked out these species a few years ago for a note in the
Qld Naturalists Club newsletter.

Based on Qld Museum specimens,
both species occur in the Bunyas.
I couldn't say which is more common.

Cheers

Peter

At 11:27 PM 21/09/2003 +1000, you wrote:

Hi All,
Can anyone tell me which of the two "Scaly" Thrush's (Bassian orRusset-tailed) is found in the Bunya Mountains, Queensland? If both arepresent, is any one the more common?
Cheers,

Carl Corden
Brisbane, Qld.
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