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Recent content by aeshna5

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    Tree ID, NE England

    Looks like a pear species, Pyrus sp.
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    Your Most Recent "Life" Bird

    What's an American Teal? Presumably you mean Green-winged or Blue-winged as most likely vagrants?
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    Brabant Netherlands - Buzzard or Sparrowhawk?

    Common Buzzard.
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    Hoverfly ID? (Holme Fen, UK)

    From the face I'd have thought E. arbustorum?
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    UK Dragonflies and Damselflies 2024

    Not UK, but a mature male Red-veined Darter was photographed near Haarlem, Netherlands a couple of days ago. One of the earliest records from north-west Europe.
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    April Moths

    Just seen a photo of Latticed Heath from April 5th by Ben Sale on Moths UK Flying Tonight FB group.
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    April Moths

    Latticed Heath maybe? Slightly early but not much out.
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    Female Common or Red-breasted Merganser? Eastern Ontario, Canada

    Red-breasted. Upturned bill, lack of white on the throat, scruffier crest. It's a smaller bird.
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    Two micros I'm not sure about - Farnborough, Hampshire

    You're getting old John! ;)
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    Two micros I'm not sure about - Farnborough, Hampshire

    First is Esperia suphurella.
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    Belize - Sanderling and Mangrove Swallow?

    Both look good though I've never seen a Mangrove Swallow.
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    Mallard (I think)? American Black Duck? Hybrid?

    I don't think it's a hybrid. Looks like a drake Mallard with a slightly abnormal head pattern to me.
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    Couple of ID's - Rainham Marshes RSPB 12/04/2024

    I don't see anything to suggest 2 is anything other than a Skylark, which are quite common at Rainham.
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    Micro NEast London

    Definitely. Quite variable as many of this genus is, but this is quite a distinctive form I think.
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    Unknown duck, a hybrid or an usual species for Europe

    Domestic Mallard x Muscovy Duck. Pink in bill, green hues & upturned rear end point to latter's parentage.
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