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Message: <blockquote data-quote="chowchilla" data-source="post: 1789720" data-attributes="member: 61100">48. Several Aussie species still missing, either because I haven't been to the right areas or have dipped (how I've missed Brush Bronzewing to date remains a mystery... should tick it in Tassie this September though).Australia is particularly well-endowed with this group (over 20 species) and some are real crackers!1) Rock Dove/Feral Pigeon.2) Speckled Pigeon.3) Stock Dove.4) Wood Pigeon.5) Lemon Dove.6) White-headed Pigeon.7) Red-billed Pigeon.8) Band-tailed Pigeon.9) Eurasian turtle Dove.10) Dusky Turtle Dove.11) Eurasian Collared Dove.12) African Mourning dove.13) Red-eyed Dove.14) Ring-necked Dove.15) Vinaceous Dove.16) Spotted Dove.17) Laughing Dove.18) Brown Cuckoo-Dove.19) Emerald-spotted Wood-Dove.20) Black-billed Wood-Dove.21) Blue-spotted Wood-Dove.22) Tambourine Dove.23) Namaqua Dove.24) Emerald Dove.25) Common Bronzewing.26) Crested Pigeon.27) Spinifex Pigeon.28) Squatter Pigeon.29) Wonga Pigeon.30) Diamond Dove.31) Zebra Dove.32) Peaceful Dove.33) Bar-shouldered Dove.34) White-winged Dove.35) Inca Dove.36) Common Ground-Dove.37) Plain-breasted Ground-Dove.38) Ruddy Ground Dove.39) White-tipped Dove.40) Grey-chested Dove.41) Pink-necked Pigeon.42) Yellow-vented Pigeon.43) African Green Pigeon.44) Wompoo Fruit-Dove.45) Superb Fruit-Dove.46) Rose-crowned Fruit-Dove.47) Torresian imperial-Pigeon (oh come on... no-one calls it that in Cairns!)48) Topknot Pigeon.</blockquote>

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