Re: Unusual cuckoo juvenile

To:	"Tony Eales" <>, "birdingaus mailing list" <>
Subject:	Re: Unusual cuckoo juvenile
From:	"Greg & Val Clancy" <>
Date:	Tue, 3 Mar 2009 21:29:41 +1100

Hi Tony,

You will find that illustrations of juvenile birds are sometimes labelled'immature' in some field guides. HANZAB has good paintings and from thatreference the nearest is definitely Brush. I saw a juvenile Brush Cuckoomyself W of Grafton, North Coast NSW, last week but it wasn't as rufous asthe bird pictured.



Regards

Greg Clancy

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