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Recent content by Momo

  1. Swoose

    Swoose

    One of three chicks from spring 2014. One parent is a domestic greylag goose-swan-goose hybrid that has been hanging around the lakeside in Morges for years, recently in the company of two mute swans.
  2. Swoose

    Swoose

    One of three chicks from spring 2014. One parent is a domestic greylag goose-swan-goose hybrid that has been hanging around the lakeside in Morges for years, recently in the company of two mute swans.
  3. Common rosefinch

    Common rosefinch

  4. M

    Two more large white-headed gulls from N. Oman

    Thank you, Lou. I thought Heuglini for the first too, but am not at all sure about the second. It seems to have one rather short p10, but the other primaries look worn to me. Both birds were isolated from the nearby Steppe Gulls, so hard to get a direct comparison, but they looked relatively...
  5. M

    Two more large white-headed gulls from N. Oman

    More obvious ones? C
  6. M

    Large white-headed gull, N. Oman

    How flattering! (For me!) But I don't think Stéphane would have had much trouble with this ID, even though he's more into reptiles than gulls lately. Christopher
  7. M

    Large white-headed gull, N. Oman

    Not really, Omar, there are hundreds of Steppe Gulls down here. I was thinking more in terms of Tamyrensis - I vaguely remember somebody somewhere saying that light-winged birds of this type were probably nominate Cachninnans, but this looks nothing like the Cachinnans I'm used to seeing in...
  8. M

    Large white-headed gull, N. Oman

    I'd be grateful for any comments on this bird. From the moult it ought to be Heuglin's, but the wing looks very pale to me. C
  9. Eurasian crag martin

    Eurasian crag martin

    Or a new species ... the _very_ pale crag matin?
  10. M

    Comment by 'Momo' in media 'Black-faced ibis'

    Thank you very much - I have quite a few of this little fight, but this is the only one where all three birds were looking in my direction.
  11. Black-faced ibis

    Black-faced ibis

    Two's company ...
  12. Marsh harrier

    Marsh harrier

  13. Guira cuckoo

    Guira cuckoo

  14. Elegant crested tinamou, Martineta tinamou

    Elegant crested tinamou, Martineta tinamou

  15. Lesser rhea, Darwin's rhea

    Lesser rhea, Darwin's rhea

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