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To: | Falk Wicker <> |
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Subject: | Quails on the sea |
From: | michael norris <> |
Date: | Tue, 6 Feb 2018 08:30:09 +0000 |
Incidentally the quail was soaking wet with closed eyes when it was found. There's a photo it -after it had dried out - on Birdline Victoria for 4 February. http://www.eremaea.com/BirdlineRecentSightings.aspx?Birdline=1 Doesn't seem to be enough disruption to the plumage for it to have escaped from an Osprey. My best guess is that it was washed into the Yarra because of the 3cm rainfall on 31 Jan: the Yarra plume passes close to the shore of Port Phillip in Brighton. I would be grateful if anyone could say whether it is a female or immature bird. |
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