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New Bird Life logo - slight correction

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Subject: New Bird Life logo - slight correction
From: "Philip Veerman" <>
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2012 13:36:05 +1100
Sorry I used bad wording there. Better said the Sunbird has its left wing
shown with the feather layering upside down........  

 Yes me too. I thought it a bit underwhelming too. My immediate reaction was
it is as good a morph of some versions of the Emu logo of RAOU / BA and done
in blue to retain some link to the Superb Fairy-wren of BOCA. These being
two ends of the bird size range between them it would be hard to be
specific. I suspect on good reason there was a strong intent not to be an
Emu, as this is a merge of two organisation, originally requested by BOCA,
not a takeover. But I suppose as a pictograph it is sort of cute. 

Then again the QOS has for decades has its emblem a picture of a Sunbird
with two right wings (no left wing). I tried to change that 32 years ago but
it didn't catch on.

Philip

-----Original Message-----
From: 
 On Behalf Of Alastair Smith
Sent: Friday, 20 January 2012 10:40 AM
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Subject: New Bird Life logo


I received a letter yesterday from Birdlife Australia showcasing the new
logo. I have no idea what it is but I think I can see a waterbird of some
description. I assume that considerable time has gone into considering,
consulting and designing something new, but I am underwhelmed. I think this
is a retrograde step from the previous Emus of BA. I believe this should
have been put to a vote of the membership. Regards Alastair 
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