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From:	Lawrie Conole <>
Date:	Tue, 03 May 2005 09:23:18 +1000

m("dpi.vic.gov.au","Steve.Clark");"> wrote:

Surely the two Coolart thornbills are Striated Thornbills.

I only looked at one, but it appears to have no chest streaking, is olive-yellowish overall (like Yellows are in the south), and has the little cheek patch of striations. Looks like a Yellow to me ...

but then I looked at the first one - striated crown! ... clearly a Striated.

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