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Capitalisation in hyphenated names

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Subject: Capitalisation in hyphenated names
From: "Dave Torr" <>
Date: Sat, 1 Dec 2007 16:12:03 +1100
If I look in latest Pizzey then he would agree with the two Doves. But has
King Parrot as two words.
Fieldwren and Scrubwren are both one word, Fairy-wren is hyphenated as is
Emu-wren.
So not consistent with your theory (which is a reasonable one!)

On 01/12/2007,  <> wrote:
>
> G'day Peter
>
> A Turtle-Dove is a Dove.
> A Cuckoo-Dove is a Dove
> A King-Parrot is a Parrot
>
> A Bee-eater is not an Eater (no such bird name)
> A Button-quail is not a Quail
> A Fairy-wren is not a Wren
> A Native-hen is not a Hen
>
> Cheers
> Steve
>
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