Which quail-thrush?

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Subject:	Which quail-thrush?
From:	Peter Morgan <>
Date:	Sat, 3 Jun 2017 23:08:04 +0000

Travelling across the Plenty Highway yesterday, we had 4 Cinnamon Quail-thrush 
about 65 km west of Tobermory Station on the Qld border.
The Pizzey and Morcombe apps have very different information on distribution 
and race for this bird.
Going on Pizzey, we probably saw the race tiriarense.  Can someone confirm or 
comment otherwise, please?
There were small groups of Orange Chats all along the Donahue Highway which the 
Qld part of the Plenty becomes.

Peter and Bev Morgan

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