juvenile cuckoo

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Subject:	juvenile cuckoo
From:	john hammond <>
Date:	Tue, 3 Mar 2009 20:19:57 +1030

Hi Greg. Just spent an hour googling a heap of photos of both species. My bet 
is brush cuckoo. Have seen immature pallid and i don't think your bird is 
putting out the right vibe for a pallid cuckoo. Of course immature cuckoos 
being immature cuckoos i could be so wrong. I found one myself on the weekend 
that has me absolutely stumped. The blasted bird just didn't look like any i 
have seen or can find in guides, pictures or the net....Regards John
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