Well, they were difficult to the point of impossible. Top marks for bravery
to Philip V.
They were:
Yellow-faced Honeyeater
Common Starling
Bell Miner
Brown Tree-creeper
And No 5? That was an Australian Raven, in fact the ANU white-winged
Australian Raven. I had, perhaps a little unfairly, included a panel of
white wing feathers in the frame. That makes all the more astonishing
Graeme Clifton's identification of 'crow's foot'. How on earth could he get
that, or, what I would like to know, what is it about a crow's foot that is
so distinctive?
You will all be delighted to know that I will not inflict on you a second
series I have to hand. The answers to those are -
Rainbow Bee-eater, New Holland Honeyeater, Crimson Chat, and Wonga Pigeon
Geoffrey Dabb
email :
ph/fax : 02 6295 3449
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