GhostsonAcid
Human Person
Hello there!,
Unfortunately I don't have easy access to, say, the BirdLife International Illustrated Checklist of the Birds of the World. Thus, posting here seems to be a logical avenue...
After scouring the internet for hours upon hours (and hours), it appears very little is known about this species (Petroica bivittata).
Anyway, my question is this:
Is Petroica bivittata sexually dimorphic, -and if so then to what degree? (That is, would it take a professional birder to spot the differences quickly, or is it more obvious like the female is brown rather than black/white, for example?)
Perhaps someone here has resources on the bird that I don't, -and any sharing of knowledge would be greatly appreciated. (!!!)
Thank you kindly!
~Ghosts
Unfortunately I don't have easy access to, say, the BirdLife International Illustrated Checklist of the Birds of the World. Thus, posting here seems to be a logical avenue...
After scouring the internet for hours upon hours (and hours), it appears very little is known about this species (Petroica bivittata).
Anyway, my question is this:
Is Petroica bivittata sexually dimorphic, -and if so then to what degree? (That is, would it take a professional birder to spot the differences quickly, or is it more obvious like the female is brown rather than black/white, for example?)
Perhaps someone here has resources on the bird that I don't, -and any sharing of knowledge would be greatly appreciated. (!!!)
Thank you kindly!
~Ghosts
