Sharm el Sheik
Stonechat - European?
Zaranik
Stonechat - European?
Thanks
D
Stonechat - European?
Zaranik
Stonechat - European?
Thanks
D
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Troublesome Birds - Egypt (1 Viewer)
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Santa Katharina Monastery
Scrub Warbler: has to be Streaked SW, and I have already fixed that in the page.
Sharm el Sheik
White Pelican: European/Great WP
Scrub Swarbler (see above)
Hoopoe Lark: greater, as lesser is limited to Horn of Africa
Oystercatcher - Eurasian? My field guide does have Egypt colored for this one
Stonechat - European?: AFAIK, both forms European and Siberian occur in migration in e.g., Ras Mohammed which is next door to Sharm.
Linnet - Eurasian?: Seems so
Zaranik
Quail: this one will probably be coturnix coturnix, as I remember seeing them mentioned as migrants in Egypt. The three below would be same answers as above, I assume
White Pelican
Hoopoe Lark
Stonechat - European?
Niels
Scrub Warbler: has to be Streaked SW, and I have already fixed that in the page.
Sharm el Sheik
White Pelican: European/Great WP
Scrub Swarbler (see above)
Hoopoe Lark: greater, as lesser is limited to Horn of Africa
Oystercatcher - Eurasian? My field guide does have Egypt colored for this one
Stonechat - European?: AFAIK, both forms European and Siberian occur in migration in e.g., Ras Mohammed which is next door to Sharm.
Linnet - Eurasian?: Seems so
Zaranik
Quail: this one will probably be coturnix coturnix, as I remember seeing them mentioned as migrants in Egypt. The three below would be same answers as above, I assume
White Pelican
Hoopoe Lark
Stonechat - European?
Niels
