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Subject: | Re: Brown Songlark ? in Sandringham, Melbourne |
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Date: | Fri, 22 Jan 1999 18:32:32 +1100 |
After careful checking I was sure the bird was a Brown Songlark, either an immature male or a non-breeding male with enough feather wear to make it look as pale as a pipit. Having used my 5th edition Simpson and Day (instead of the 2nd) I withdraw my criticism of all field guides in relation to their depiction of the posture of the species. However I'm puzzled about S&D giving the female's length as 18-23 cm when all my other books say the female is no longer than 19 cm. Best of luck to the author of the Hanzab piece on this species ! Michael Norris Hampton, Melbourne |
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