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timmyjones
Tuesday 15th February 2005, 19:12
down the bottom
Darren Oakley-Martin
Tuesday 15th February 2005, 19:16
Good idea Timmy!
Ruddy Turnstone?
deboo
Tuesday 15th February 2005, 19:23
Ruddy Turnstone?
Thought that was your 'film star' name for a minute Daz! ;)
Blackwit for the 2nd bird?
Dave.
deboo
Tuesday 15th February 2005, 19:33
Bonxie??
Davetwit
Jurij Hanžel
Tuesday 15th February 2005, 19:34
Pochard!!
mini-colster
Tuesday 15th February 2005, 19:36
red crested pochard
Jurij Hanžel
Tuesday 15th February 2005, 19:37
Wait a minute, how is Netta rufina called in English? I meant Netta rufina.
mini-colster
Tuesday 15th February 2005, 19:40
I suppose you can give it to him if you want, I think he's telling the truth.
Jurij Hanžel
Tuesday 15th February 2005, 19:46
I suppose you can give it to him if you want, I think he's telling the truth.
I suppose this quiz isn't about winning, so it doesn't matter to me that much. We can share the point ;)
mini-colster
Tuesday 15th February 2005, 19:50
Yeah, sounds fair, 0.5 for us, lol.
Jurij Hanžel
Tuesday 15th February 2005, 20:18
Lapland longspur
Jurij Hanžel
Tuesday 15th February 2005, 20:24
A tip from Padraig's quiz: Never ever reveal the genus name.
Another tip: You can run the quiz via PM
Jurij Hanžel
Tuesday 15th February 2005, 20:26
Pintail
Darren Oakley-Martin
Tuesday 15th February 2005, 20:27
Northern Pintail!
Darren Oakley-Martin
Tuesday 15th February 2005, 20:35
Stint ssp?
Jurij Hanžel
Tuesday 15th February 2005, 20:38
Via PM!
Dimitris
Tuesday 15th February 2005, 20:54
Jurij-4
cinrays-2
mini colster-2
52-60cm very similar to ... ... having ... primaries
Late as usual Dimitris.... :storm:
Is it a warbler I'll say Great Reed Warbler...
Oh and should I pm u with my answer?
Dimitris
mini-colster
Tuesday 15th February 2005, 21:02
Sorry, I have to go now. I'm so gutted because this is so much fun.
Well, see ya. (btw I did get the last two, Jurij must have got them like 5 secs before me or something).
Mark
Jurij Hanžel
Thursday 17th February 2005, 20:20
14 One hell of a size range, is there a mistake?
timmyjones
Thursday 24th February 2005, 16:43
Eneryone who entered got them all right so these are hard :C They may not be english ;)
58-65cm Short billed and very stocky medium sized ... in flight has a compact stuby ended outline.
14.5-16.5cm Like pied ... but differences include uniformly dark terminal patch.
13-14cm Seen well in good light adult male is a beautiful bird with dull blue upperparts
25-28cm Slightly bigger than ... ... ... longer necked and more angular head profile.
35-42cm Distingused from ... tern at all ages by.
you wil never get these ;) ;) ;)
timmyjones
Thursday 24th February 2005, 16:43
Eneryone who entered got them all right so these are hard :C They may not be english ;)
58-65cm Short billed and very stocky medium sized ... in flight has a compact stuby ended outline.
14.5-16.5cm Like pied ... but differences include uniformly dark terminal patch.
13-14cm Seen well in good light adult male is a beautiful bird with dull blue upperparts
25-28cm Slightly bigger than ... ... ... longer necked and more angular head profile.
35-42cm Distingused from ... tern at all ages by.
you wil never get these ;) ;) ;) Answers via pm
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