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Recent content by andyb39

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    Kinabalu Park, Borneo (Malaysia) - warbler

    Agreed, looks like the Sunda form (vulcanius group).
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    Rosefinch in Tajikistan

    I have no personal experience with these species but I think you're correct in your reasoning. Certainly not Common, not Great for me, and as you say, I would expect Blyth's to show more of a supercilium. Red-fronted has a notably irregularly-shaped or crooked bill and is weakly streaked on the...
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    Scridifer's Bulgarian List

    Go for it Chris!
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    Nong Song Hong Thailand - Plain or Rufescent Prinia ?

    Plain Prinia. Even in winter, Rufescent has a grey head contrasting with a warm brown back and bright rufous wings, a supercililum that doesn't extend beyond the eye, a different undertail pattern and a shorter tail. I don't think you'd see one right out in the open like that either.
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    Nong Song Hong Thailand - Common Iora not White-eye?

    Yes, Common Iora, maybe a non-breeding male.
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    Mallorca 2023

    It's a beauty. Do you know what species it is?
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    Buzzard ID from Western Pakistan

    I'd always understood that on Upland Buzzard, the tarsi are feathered right down to the feet, so that in flight only the feet can be seen, which only take up a small area of the undertail-coverts. This image is an example. ML106246061 - Upland Buzzard - Macaulay Library. By contrast, in this...
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    Warbler and Stonechat, Al Soudach Creek, Saudi Arabia

    I agree with Brown Woodland Warbler for the Phylloscopus. Predominantly yellow bill and bright green fringes to the flight feathers.
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    Buzzard ID from Western Pakistan

    It looks a bit like a Himalayan Buzzard with dark upper trousers, dark belly patch, prominent dark carpal parches and fairly narrow dark trailing edge to the wing. There aren't too many records from Pakistan, though, and Common/Steppe Buzzard also occurs. The head looks a bit dark, and the...
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    Bird call, Fraser's Hill Malaysia

    Black-browed Barbet.
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    Flowerpecker, Ko Lanta, Thailand

    I agree with Orange-bellied.
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    Cuckoo Zhejiang, China

    It looks like one of the larger Cuckoos if I compare its size with the leaves and branches around, and the pattern of barring on the underparts seems to lead to the same conclusion. I would say it's most likely to be a Common Cuckoo, although I can't rule out Oriental. It resembles this bird a...
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    Warbler in Tajikistan

    Greenish Warbler.
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    Some less-than-great leaf warbler views from NE India

    I think the first two images show the same bird, and with double wingbars but plain wing otherwise and bold head markings, including a crown stripe, I'd say it's a Blyth's Leaf Warbler. The bird in the third photo looks like a different individual. It has a mottled cheek, a hint of dark centres...
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    Is this Buff-chested Babbler, please help ID

    It looks like a Buff-BREASTED Babbler to me - the call we're hearing is the species's alarm call. XC777715 Buff-breasted Babbler (Pellorneum tickelli) Buff-chested is similar to Rufous-capped, so has an orange-red cap and plain underparts, without the slight streaks we see here. Buff-chested...
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