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Re 'Jabiru' and Bifcus.....

To: Greg & Val Clancy <>, Carl Clifford <>, michael norris <>
Subject: Re 'Jabiru' and Bifcus.....
From: Peter Shute <>
Date: Thu, 26 Nov 2009 16:38:40 +1100
Greg, you call it "the original ..." - original according to whom?

All these names I'm hearing mentioned, I assume some are local names and some 
are "official" names.  I'm interested to know how many authorities there 
are/have been for the various official names, and what they might be.  I guess 
people might consider the BA checklist as official, and the names in the field 
guides.  What other authorities are there?

Peter Shute

-----Original Message-----
From:  
 On Behalf Of Greg & Val Clancy
Sent: Thursday, 26 November 2009 3:48 PM
To: Carl Clifford; michael norris
Cc: Birding-aus (E-mail)
Subject: Re 'Jabiru' and Bifcus.....

Hi Michael,

'Tawny Frogmouth' is a shortened version of the original 'Tawny-shouldered 
Frogmouth'.  Although males are usually very grey they do have tawny brown 
'shoulders' (wing coverts) and females tend to be overall browner or redder 
than males.


Greg Clancy
Ecologist
Coutts Crossing




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