Blown eyes

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Subject:	Blown eyes
From:	sonja ross <>
Date:	Thu, 19 Apr 2012 18:58:38 -0700 (PDT)

I was looking at an overseas birding blog this morning while having a coffee, 
and it was about "blown eyes", a term I hadn't heard before.  It seems to be 
when the pupil leaks into the iris. Is this a term used here?  


I've recorded it once that I remember in a photo of a Great Egret, where one 
eye was normal, and the other had a dark area going from the pupil into the 
coloured area.  Has anyone else seen this?  


The blog writer speculated about possible causes.  Does anyone have thoughts 
about that?

Thanks.
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