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Recent content by Alan henry

  1. Alan henry

    Rare, white Penguin

    Not that rare, there have been many over the years in the Falkland Islands. Mainly Gentoo Penguins but also Southern Rockhopper Penguin. Some birds returned to the same colonies for many years. The Rocky pictured below returned to a colony on Pebble Island for at least 11 years. Cheers Alan
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    Id pls, Western Australia

    Tree Martin Cheers Alan
  3. Alan henry

    Australian Moths and other garden observations

    Many thanks, All interesting stuff. Cheers Alan
  4. Alan henry

    Australian Moths and other garden observations

    Just found your posts. Moved to WA in March and work 15 km inland from Dongara in WA's MW. Found a few moths around the work site in the mornings, Any chance you could ID for me?
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    Improved video cam setup for Ivory-Billed Woodpecker

    You can have the best camera ever made and you still are not going to get any film of an extinct bird.
  6. Alan henry

    ID for Northern Chile

    It is a female Spectacled Tyrant. Cheers Alan
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    Hummingbird Hawk Moth species in the Falkland Islands

    Cheers Rafael, I think you have got the ID spot on. many thanks for your help. Stay safe. Cheers Alan
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    Hummingbird Hawk Moth species in the Falkland Islands

    Hi Rafael, Yes as you can image I was a little bit excited when I saw it. Watched it for about 10 minutes and even got a short video with my phone. I have seen one other hawk moth you mention both alive and found one dead.. Will try to make contact with someone who will know. Cheers and stay...
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    Hummingbird Hawk Moth species in the Falkland Islands

    I saw this moth species that I believe is a Hummingbird Hawk Moth, can anybody confirm the species. I have never heard of this species being seen in the Falkland Islands before. Cheers Alan
  10. Alan henry

    January 1st joint Birdforum list (2021 edition)

    1 Silvery Grebe 2 Chiloe Wigeon 3 Variable Hawk 4 Black-chinned Siskin 5 Kelp Goose 6 Yellow-billed Teal 7 Blackish Oystercatcher 8 Black-browed Albatross 9 Black-crowned Night-Heron 10 Blackish Cinclodes 11 Austral Thrush 12 Ruddy-headed Goose 13 Silver Teal 14...
  11. Alan henry

    Victorian woman charged with animal cruelty after almost 130 Wedge-tailed Eagles found dead

    No but it will make sure no more are killed at the hands of her...
  12. Alan henry

    Albatross ID - Between Cape Dolphin, Fakland Islands and Punta Delgada, Argentina

    I suspect it is a Southern Royal. The amount of white on the upper parts is not a problem in really old birds as in the one attached. Bill is a bit strange but suspect because of the quality of the picture you can't see the black cutting edge to the whole bill just towards the end. Cheers...
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    Albatross ID - Between Cape Dolphin, Fakland Islands and Punta Delgada, Argentina

    Yes it certainly is a BBA
  14. Alan henry

    Pterodroma ID - Between Cape Dolphin, Fakland Islands and Punta Delgada, Argentina

    Certainly a White Chinned, a breeding species in the Falkland Islands.
  15. Alan henry

    Ivory-billed Woodpecker: Debunking the Critics

    Produce an image or your just another........???
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