[OB] Eastern Cattle Egret

[Bharat Jethva <>]

Dear Dr John Penhallurick,
I agree with you, I also don't think that it could be a separate species ! I 
hope they have done detailed research when they accept it !

Best wishesDr. Bharat Jethva


--- On Tue, 30/8/11, John Penhallurick <> wrote:

From: John Penhallurick <>
Subject: [OB] Eastern Cattle Egret
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Date: Tuesday, 30 August, 2011, 12:39 PM















 
 



  


    
      
      
      Hi friends,



I have been surprised to see that some authorities, including

worldbirdnames, have accepted the split of the Eastern Cattle Egret from the

taxon found in the rest of the world. Given the way that Cattle Egrets have

spread so widely around the world in such a relatively short time, I find it

hard to believe that gene flow could have been interrupted long enoguh for a

new species to emerge.



I would welcome any thoughts.



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