Turquoise Parrots

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Subject:	Turquoise Parrots
From:	"Chris Hankel" <>
Date:	Tue, 02 Sep 2003 15:01:34 +0930

In June, a friend, who's interested in birds, but is no expert by his own 
admission, saw 
what he could only think were Orange Bellied Parrots  (because of a red patch 
on their 
bellies) in Violet Town, Vic, although he realized that this way out of their 
range. 
He didn't have a field guide to check finer details with him and I'm now 
wondering 
whether they could have been Turquoise Parrots, although I gather they would be 
fairly 
rare in that area.
Any ideas?
Cheers
Chris

Chris Hankel
Academic and Student Administration
Faculty of Social Sciences
Flinders University
Telephone 8201 2771



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