Not sure that Red-capped Dasher's scientific name follows nomenclature rules,
Dion. After all, John is not from Weigel ( as weigelensis suggests), so can I
suggest Weigelus somersbyensis johnii?
I can however wholeheartedly agree with the line about a sleep in.....
Well Done, John!! I hope the devils appreciate you being home....
Yours in all things "green"
John Harris
Croydon, Vic
Owner - Wildlife Experiences
Ecologist/Zoologist
Nature Photographer
Wildlife Guide
0409090955
President, Field Naturalists Club of Victoria
(www.fncv.org.au)
----- Reply message -----
From: "Dion Hobcroft" <>
To: "'birding aus'" <>
Subject: Congratulations to the Red-capped Dasher
Date: Thu, Jan 3, 2013 07:55
In the dawn chorus on New Year's Day I heard a Red-capped Dasher
(Weigelensis johnii). It was an exhausted nomad. Slater records it as "Thank
goodness I can have a lie in" Good work Mr. Weigel!!
Cheers
Dion
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