Lore or lores?

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Lore or lores?

To:	"Peter Shute" <>, <>
Subject:	Lore or lores?
From:	"Hugo Phillipps" <>
Date:	Mon, 12 Feb 2007 21:40:15 +1100

Peter -

The entry in "A Dictionary of Birds" (Campbell & Lack, 1985) has:

LORE: the area between the base of the upper mandible and the eye, on eachside (plural 'lores'; adjective 'loral')...


Cheers,
Hugo

Hugo Phillipps

Queenscliff, Vic

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