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Missignage

Just thought I might share the sign I found at the local reserve. I don't know who commissioned the signs, but they were pretty clueless!


Now I must admit I've never heard of a Large Black Cormorant before, or a Black - Billed Spoonbill, certainly a Great Cormorant and Royal Spoonbill, but not the birds on the sign. I've sent in an email so they can rectify the mistake, hopefully they'll listen :)

Tassie

What a classic you think they might have researched a bit.

george
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i hope they don't do the sign's for walkways.

timmo
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Hmmm, that's a bit strange - they got the Latin names right but not the common names. I would have thought that the Latin names were the tough bit.

Cheers
Tim
Brisbane

BryanT
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They might not be the standard names for both species. But some people do use those names for Great Cormorant and Royal Spoonbill.
Same as Magpie-lark, also called Mudlark, Murray Magpie, Peewee, and even Peewit.

Bryan

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