Bird ID

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Subject:	Bird ID
From:	"Lindsay Hansch" <>
Date:	Thu, 27 Jan 2011 09:17:46 +1100

The enclosed Pic was taken in our garden at Jerrabomberra. I believe the “Eastern” to be a hybrid. My reasons are that the bird was part of a group of Crimsons that hung around here for some time. It also appeared larger than an Eastern and its cheek patches were distinctly bluish. Have I got this right? Happy for any views.

Regards

Lindsay Hansch

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