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Subject: | Fernwrens |
From: | Sue & Phil Gregory <> |
Date: | Tue, 10 Oct 2006 12:36:49 +1000 |
A query please- if you look in our various field guides they show a
female plumaged Fernwren, Yet HANZAB states the sexes are the same
and the rest is just individual variation.
I certainly see Fernwrens where one bird is well marked and the other
like a duller version with a less marked supercilium and smaller
black chest crescent, which I would assume to be the female. What do
others observers think? Maybe the HANZAB museum sample was just very
small and there really is a female plumage?
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