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White Grey-crowned Babblers.

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Subject: White Grey-crowned Babblers.
From: Barry Davies <>
Date: Fri, 19 Oct 2007 15:54:41 +1000
Recently I found two white Babblers foraging with a normal one on a property west of the Gold Coast. They are not albinos as they don't have pink eyes and they have some dark feathers. They have apparently been around for between 12 and 18 months in the same location. I have not revealed the exact location because, as with the concerns about the Painted Honeyeater nest, I am concerned that there might be unscrupulous people out there who might collect mutations such as these. Am I being paranoid or is this a realistic concern? To see the photos go to http://photobucket.com/ and type in gondwana_photo in the search box.
Has anyone else ever seen Babblers like these?
Regards,
Barry Davies
Beechmont, Qld.
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