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Sherwood Arboretum

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Subject: Sherwood Arboretum
From: "jan england" <>
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 2003 08:52:45 +1000
Oh woe me!  I made a mistake about the Spotted Crakes - they were Baillons.  Thanks to those people who sent me comments, I went out to Sherwood again this morning armed with "book in hand" to check if I had made a mistake about the ID.  After a search and a wait for the bird to turn around so that I could see under the tail,  I realised that it was a Baillons Crake and not a Spotted Crake. The bill seemed to be a lot greener than I thought it should be for a Bailllons but of course it is smaller too. Sorry about the mistake.  No sign of the Bittern.
 
Is it normal to see Chestnut-breasted and Nutmeg Mannikins on those islands as I saw them on Wednesday as well.
 
Does anyone know who is studying the Dusky Moorhens with the twirly things on their wings.  I'm curious.
 
  Jan
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