Hello all,
I'm risking sounding a bit dense here but why isn't it a Coxen's Fig
Parrot? Not that that wouldn't be a wonderful find in itself.
Cheers
Michael Todd
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Murray Lord wrote:
There's a tiny but very clear photo on John Young's web site:
www.johnyoungwildlife.com
Presumably this bird is sympatric with the historical range of Coxen's Fig
Parrot, which suggests it's a good biological species (though who knows how
many records of Coxen's may have been of this bird).
Murray
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