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Gidday
all,
while chuckling along with this thread, I knew there must be at least one
memorable mistake I have done. Then it came to me. I remember finding some
really unusual Indian Mynas in a tree on my walk home from school (6th class if
you must know). They were much bigger and flightier than normal mynas, but as
they were an introduced species (or so I thought) I didn't think too much about
them. Some months later I realised they were in fact Dollarbirds, which also
have big white wing patches.
Not
sure that I have admitted this to anyone before...
Cheers
Graham
Turner
Lapstone,
Lower
Blue Mountains
I
like this thread - I'm sure we've all been there - like my 10 minutes carefully
stalking a rusty tin can bobbing about in reedbeds (when I lived in the UK
thinking that I'd tracked down an unusual duck like a Ferruginous)!
Cheers
Tom
Wilson
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