Feather identification

Subject:	Feather identification
From:	"Gemfyre" <>
Date:	Sat, 31 Oct 2009 07:56:29 +0800

All this talk of feathers has reminded I have a feather in my possession
(bad me) that I need identified.

I found it on the corner of Cambridge and Jersey Streets in Wembley, Perth
(so maybe 4km west of the city, in a busy suburb).  It is dark brown with
white spots.  I'm figuring it might be a tawny frogmouth (which I have seen
at nearby Perry Lakes) or a nightjar (I've never seen a nightjar).

Anyone have any ideas?

Belinda
Stirling W.A.

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