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Recent content by Valéry Schollaert

  1. Valéry Schollaert

    Thailand, Phu Hin Rong Kla NP - maybe a Blue Rock Thrush or ...?

    I mean, before I commented ! Obivously I identified only birds published at the time I found the thread... :LOL:
  2. Valéry Schollaert

    Thailand, Phu Hin Rong Kla NP - maybe a Blue Rock Thrush or ...?

    I wonder where are these photos you are talking about. I see 3 pandoo
  3. Valéry Schollaert

    Skylark or not Skylark ?- thats the question

    I'm afraid it is a very regular Alauda arvensis.
  4. Valéry Schollaert

    Thailand, Phu Hin Rong Kla NP - maybe a Blue Rock Thrush or ...?

    I'm Valéry. I see 3 photos off all blue individuals, very typical Blue Rockthrush, none with chestnut breast, but seemingly I'm missing something on this publication.
  5. Valéry Schollaert

    Thailand, Phu Hin Rong Kla NP - maybe a Blue Rock Thrush or ...?

    I'm not sure why all this discussion, it seems quite obvious to me that is a regular male Monticola solitarius pandoo wintering commonly in Thailand.
  6. Valéry Schollaert

    Goa, India - Pipit identification

    No, it is a Paddyfield Pipit IMO, but I wondered why you excluded Tawny. I've seen plenty of Tawny in North Africa and Europe, but never in India although I see many records from other people, so I'm interested to understand why I overlook them or if I'm simply not lucky with this species.
  7. Valéry Schollaert

    Goa, India - Pipit identification

    Not a Richard's with dark lores ; the Paddyfield is very common in Goa and India in general. Just a question : how did you exclude Tawny Pipit?
  8. Valéry Schollaert

    Cisticola spps - Nairobi National Park

    I've spent 12 years in Africa, I've seen almost all cisticolas, and I can state the opposite. In most cases, visual identification is easy. When I say "in first sight", here, it is just because I consider I might have forgotten one similar species. Last time in Kenya for me was in 2012, quite...
  9. Valéry Schollaert

    Mpulanga Province, South Africa, June 2023

    I agree on Grey Tit-Flycatcher Fraseria plumbea
  10. Valéry Schollaert

    Cisticola spps - Nairobi National Park

    At first sight, it looks correct to me.
  11. Valéry Schollaert

    UK, Horsell Common, Surrey bird call identification

    I would agree with Smiths and consider the Jay here.
  12. Valéry Schollaert

    Curruca crassirostris from Egypt?

    Well spotted :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
  13. Valéry Schollaert

    Puntarenas, Costa Rica March 2024

    3 looks like Tawny-winged Woodcreeper Dendrocincla anabatina
  14. Valéry Schollaert

    Bird from Sardinia

    This white spot signs a Woodlark.
  15. Valéry Schollaert

    Curruca crassirostris from Egypt?

    Hypercolius ? Not sure you wrote it on purpose, but I found it funny ! :LOL:
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