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RE: Mystery bird

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Subject: RE: Mystery bird
From: "R Clarke" <>
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2006 13:30:38 +1000
Hi Graham,
Thanks for the picture. The bird is undoubtedly a Californian Quail. Being in the lower Blue Mountains I assume it is an aviary escapee. The species is reasonably common in captivity but I am not aware of any extant populations on the Australian mainland (they are feral on Norfolk Island though).
Cheers,
Rohan Clarke


From: "Graham Turner" <>
To: "R Clarke" <>,"Mason, Tiffany" <>,"Graham Etherington" <>,<>,"andrew plimer" <>,"Alan McBride" <>
Subject: Mystery bird
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2006 12:36:33 +1000

Here it is.

The picture was taken in a backyard in Lapstone, lower blue mountains, 60 km west of Sydney. The area is surrounded by bushland.

Feel free to forward to anyone else who may be interested.

Cheers
Graham Turner


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