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Antonio Petraroli

BCSH OY-2015 A Petraroli OY-fss NCSH APetraroli 2015 OY-FI

Over-year birds: addendum

Posted on 19/03/201619/03/2016 by Huw Evans 6 Comments
In Lizard Canary Basics 8 I illustrated over-year Lizard canaries with photographs of four birds before, and after, their second moult.  An impossible task, because the signs of ageing cannot be summarised in four specimens. ... Read More
Posted in General, Lizard canary, Lizard canary basicsTagged Antonio Petraroli Lizard canary

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