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Re: birding-aus Cordeaux quail

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Subject: Re: birding-aus Cordeaux quail
From: Paul Taylor <>
Date: Wed, 14 Apr 1999 19:21:26 +1000
 wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> Has anyone heard of a Cordeaux quail? If so, can you tell me where
> they're from, what they look like and what the scientific name is?

It sounds like another recipe...  ;)

It's possibly a colloquial or local name for a quail, but I couldn't
find any reference to it in (old) Pizzey amongst the alternative names,
nor could I find any trace of it on the Internet.  (However, a search
for "cord* quail" turned up a few hits for "www.quail.com", which is
the website of Quail Electronics who make power cords!)

Do you have any other details that might provide a clue?

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