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To: | "Greg & Val Clancy" <> |
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Subject: | qld trip Oct - Dec 2011 |
From: | Carl Clifford <> |
Date: | Mon, 13 Feb 2012 08:37:07 +1100 |
Hi Gary & Greg,Terraereginae is correct. Aerodramus terrareginae is an incorrect spelling that pops up regularly. It should be Aerodramus terraereginae. Cheers, Carl Clifford On 13/02/2012, at 8:14 AM, Greg & Val Clancy wrote: Hi Gary,My understanding of the meaning of terraereginae is terrae = land reginae = queen = Queensland. There is a frog, the Northern Banjo Frog with the name Limnodynastes terraereginae. Note the extra 'e' in 'reginae'. I had great views and obtained some great close up photos of the Double-eyed Fig-parrot feeding in a fruiting Cluster Fig at Centenary Lakes in Cairns last September. Dr Greg. P. Clancy Ecologist and Wildlife Guide Coutts Crossing NSW |
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