One of the museums oldest birds, a New Zealand quail, prepared by I. St John around 1856. The bird is now extinct.
B. GILL
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Forest and Bird, Issue 306, 1 November 2002, Page 33
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24One of the museums oldest birds, a New Zealand quail, prepared by I. St John around 1856. The bird is now extinct. B. GILL Forest and Bird, Issue 306, 1 November 2002, Page 33
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