Re: birding-aus Common Myna thanks

To:	Jill Dening <>
Subject:	Re: birding-aus Common Myna thanks
From:	Anne & Roger Green <>
Date:	Tue, 06 Apr 1999 09:46:56 +0930

Jill Dening wrote:
> My husband has suggested that I abandon the term Common Myna, and revert to
> Indian Myna, for the sake of general understanding. He said, "A name should
> identify a creature, not cause confusion."

Hear hear!
Anne
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