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    Skukuza Camp 2 South Africa Oct 22

    Sombre Greenbul
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    Inaccessible bird species

    I don’t know, it’s quite sexy for a snowfinch..
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    iPad (or XPS13) for photo backup and quick editing while travelling birding

    Ditto, with pdf field guides too
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    Old Gallery giant petrel photos for confirmation

    1 the bird on the seal is Southern, as are most others, but look like at least one northern 2 southern - green bill tip 3 and 4 correct 6 is a younger bird, with some colour to the bill, I’d go northern or mixed giant petrel
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    Old Gallery giant petrel photos for confirmation

    5 is a juvenile Notthern
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    Pelagics in Queensland and Western Australia?

    Cheers for those, I'll look into getting on one. Mark
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    Pelagics in Queensland and Western Australia?

    Many thanks. Mark
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    Great reads for birders!

    My two favourites are Kingbird Highway as mentioned above, but also Jewel Hunter by Chris Goodie; a year spent chasing pittas.
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    Kowa 773 v. Kowa 883

    Excellent choice, hope it gives you many happy hours, I know mine has.
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    Kowa 773 v. Kowa 883

    I have the 883, tried the 773 when deciding which one to buy, the 883 image was much better to my eye; sharpness and chromatic aberration. If you can afford it buy the 883, I’ve never regretted it.
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    A7iii + 200-600 - a good birding combo?

    Hi, I’ll be interested in any replies too. I tried Panasonic a couple of years ago with the Olympus 300mm f4, but I found the micro four thirds sensors just aren’t up to much cropping. cheers, Mark
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    Falkland Islands moth

    Hi Martin, The moth arrived as a vagrant on Bird Island, South Georgia following recent strong west/north westerly winds (hence presumed Falklands in origin). It has been kept and will be exported back to the UK at the request of the environmental unit at British Antarctic Survey. Many thanks...
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    Falkland Islands moth

    Hi Martin, Thanks for replying, I’ve put some more photos in the ID forum. Hopefully they are helpful. All the best, Mark
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    Falkland Island moth ID

    Hi, Can anyone ID this moth from the Falkland Islands? Many thanks, Mark
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    Falkland Islands moth

    Hi, Can anyone identify this moth from the Falklands? Many thanks, Mark
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