Buttonquail at Newline?

Subject:	Buttonquail at Newline?
From:	Ian Fraser <>
Date:	Sun, 08 Mar 2009 19:36:28 +1100

I saw one (Painted) in April 2006, in the SW corner of the main paddock; that remains the only one I've seen there.

Ian

F & H Allsopp wrote:

Further to my query about the (now confirmed - thanks to the several respondents) juvenile peaceful dove, we also saw quite a few platelets up near the top of the hill, close to where we saw the dove. We walked all through the long grass, but didn't flush any buttonquail.

Has anyone seen any there? If so, which sort?

Heather & Fred Allsopp
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