Zosterops lateralis gouldi
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| Zosterops lateralis gouldi Bonaparte, 1850 |
Zosterops lateralis gouldi, commonly known as the Grey-breasted White-eye or the Western Silvereye, is a subspecies of the Silvereye (Z. lateralis) that occurs in Western Australia and South Australia.[1] It is a pest of orchards and vineyards.[2]
[edit] References
- ^ Avibase - The World Bird Database
- ^ Department of Agriculture and Food. "Common seasonal pests". Bulletin No. 4705. Retrieved on 2008-05-13.
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