I don’t think that’s a cayman, probably some African crocodile.
Below the rhinoceros, right of the tragopan.
Where is the bleeding-heart dove?
Melbourne Museum - find the animal
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Where is the bleeding-heart dove?
Not where you’d want to be if the rhino defecated! Baikal Teal?
It’s probably going to die at the hands of the Arctic fox, maybe the loon will protect it
, where is the brown booby?Far right of the shelf with echidna and dingo. Tawny Frogmouth?
The Cassowary
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By the wallaby.
Where’s the spot-nosed guenon?
Where’s the spot-nosed guenon?
Not where I saw the Frogmouth; can you be more specific? And I have found the Guenon.
The Cassowary
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Diagonally down and left of the laughing kookaburra there is a wallaby of some sort, and directly overlapping it is what appears to be a frogmouth. If that’s not the frogmouth, then I didn’t see anything else that looks like one!
Aah! I think from another angle that specimen is some kind of cuckoo. The frogmouth is well to the right of those round the corner, and has a legible label (from the right viewing point)!
The Cassowary
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I didn’t realize we were allowed to use alternate angles. The frogmouth is above the Australian magpie.
The Spot-nosed Guenon is left of the Gnu. Snowcock?