Fwd: Re: Not cockatoo, Not corella?

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Subject:	Fwd: Re: Not cockatoo, Not corella?
From:	Philip Veerman <>
Date:	Fri, 23 Dec 2022 04:37:31 +0000

Hi Peter,

Based on this description and the photo, the simplest explanation is a
hybrid between these two, or maybe a second-generation hybrid. Hybrids
generally have a mix of features but also may have in between features or
separate or unpredictable features (like no crest as you say, in this case).

Philip

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Please reply to Peter with ID suggestions.

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