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Re: birding-aus Cordeaux Quail?

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Subject: Re: birding-aus Cordeaux Quail?
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Date: Wed, 14 Apr 1999 15:22:11 +1000
     Lainie Berry could be refering to Coturnix coturnix a migratory quail 
     of Eurasia.
     
      It is also the common name for a group of Old World quail of the 
     genus Coturnix. There are four species of Australian quail in this 
     genus.
     
     Alan Leishman
     Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney 2000


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Subject: birding-aus Cordeaux Quail? 
Author:  "Martin O'Brien"<> at mailgate
Date:    14/4/99 14:44


     
Lainie Berry Asks about Cordeaux Quail.
     
I can find no reference to a quail with this name in either the Handbook of 
Australian New Zealand and Antarctic Birds vol. 2 or Introduced birds of 
the World.  Sounds like an exotic species (??).
     
Martin O'Brien
Executive Scientific Officer
Scientific Advisory Committee
Threatened Species Program
Department of Natural Resources and Environment 
4/250 Victoria Pde.,
East Melbourne,  3002
Victoria, AUSTRALIA
     
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