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| To: | Greg <> |
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| Subject: | Re: Fw: [Birding-Aus] Non-Passerine galleries- Wildlifing Website update |
| From: | Michael Todd <> |
| Date: | Sun, 06 May 2007 19:11:05 +1000 |
Hello Greg,Yep, they ( and you) are probably right. Strange Barn Owls though. I do draw attention though to Ian Mason's assertion that the Cape York subspecies has very sparsely feathered legs. I think the problem is the lack of detail on the Cape York Masked Owl (assuming that it is a good subspecies). I'd love to have a look at the specimens for myself. Cheers Mick ____________ Michael Todd Wildlifing- Images of Nature- www.wildlifing.com Ranelagh, Tasmania Latest Additions: Updated Australian Mammals Gallery Mobile: o41o 123715 Greg wrote: Both Stephen Debus and Rod Kavanagh consider the unusual Tyto owls from Cape York Peninsula to be Barn Owls. I agree with this.Greg Clancy |
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