ID help pl

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Subject:	ID help pl
From:	Michael Craig <>
Date:	Tue, 17 Nov 2015 14:20:48 +0000

These are definitely Brush Cuckoos. Adult female Brush Cuckoos have an uncommon barred morph (as well as the more typical unbarred morph) and I suspect this may be a case of courtship feeding by a male to a barred female Brush Cuckoo.

Mike

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Julie & I were at Mulligans today and spied these two. Both look like cuckoos but 1 was definitely acting as a parent and feeding the other. ID help greatly appreciated.

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