Thanks Allan!yellow-crowned night heron
That's why biologists need to study grammar!agree with Allan but to be absolutely correct, it's
Yellow-crowned Night-Heron
There's no accounting for why some names are written as they are.
Larry
One problem is that there seems to be no rhyme or reason to hyphenations. Capitalization of names is fairly consistent, though.That's why biologists need to study grammar!![]()
agree with Allan but to be absolutely correct, it's
Yellow-crowned Night-Heron
There's no accounting for why some names are written as they are.
Larry
That's why biologists need to study grammar!![]()
A bird by any other name....! Thank you both Larry and Nick. I guess biology and grammar both involve some form of dissectionOne problem is that there seems to be no rhymor reason to hyphenations. Capitalization of names is fairly consistent, though.
A dose of Latin doesn't hurt, either.
Larry