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help with an eggs id

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Subject: help with an eggs id
From: "Ian Clark" <>
Date: Thu, 16 Sep 2004 19:19:01 +1000
I have found an egg ,while working on a  suburban melbourne  building
site(im a landscaper ) .its about the size of a bantams egg although its
rather elongated , its bluish green and covered in flecks 
I am going to take it into the museum ,who will happily id it  , but
does any one have any sugestions on where online  to look before I take
it in , im very curious , 

Not having much of an idea about eggs , I guessed what it might not be 
Wood ducks I guessed have a white egg , as do most parrots?  What about
owls and frogmouths? Maybe a cuckoo?  Or a curajong? 


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