No. QLD and Buff breasted Buttonquail

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Subject:	No. QLD and Buff breasted Buttonquail
From:	Kai Schraml <>
Date:	Wed, 14 Oct 2015 21:25:56 +0000

All,

Putting a trip to No. QLD together. Would love to know what the best published 
birding guides are for the area. Is there a resource which pretty much 
summaries the best birding areas?

Also, of special interest, would love to know the latest information on Buff 
breasted Buttonquail. If someone wanted to search for it, where should they 
start? Are there local birders searching for it on a regular basis? If so, 
where? Why has it proven so difficult to get a picture of? etc… Any information 
would be helpful. Would be happy to correspond offline with anyone wanting to 
join a search for it. 

Thanks,

Kai 
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