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  1. Scyza

    Please help ID several birds (Germany)

    Hello, I hope it's allowed to ask for ID for several birds in one thread.. it's just that I have quite a few I don't recognize at all or am unsure about o:D Bird 1 (Buzzard? I'm never sure with those predatory birds, kinda all look the same in flight to me) Bird 2 (Shrike, right?) Bird 3 (no...
  2. Scyza

    Help with identification - some kind of warbler?

    Some kind of warbler? Germany Hello, could someone please help me identify this bird, seen in northern Germany in May. http://scyza.dnaut.com/identify-bird01.jpg http://scyza.dnaut.com/identify-bird02.jpg http://scyza.dnaut.com/identify-bird03.jpg Sorry for the bad images, I hope they are...
  3. Scyza

    Camera backpack recommendations?

    Hello, until now I only had a small Tamrac bag for my camera alone, but since I've gotten into birding I'm usually carrying my camera, a book and binoculars. Also, I'm looking to get a tele lens for photographing birds which I'd also want to take with me on trips and I bought a heavier tripod...
  4. Scyza

    Do you bird watch alone or in groups?

    Hello, it seems that birding can be quite a social activity. Personally, I enjoy going out into the woods and fields alone and in fact even get annoyed if I run into other people (especially if they are noisily chatting). I love being alone sometimes and just enjoy the absence of human noise...
  5. Scyza

    Question - chaffinch mating behaviour

    Hello, yesterday when I was out birdwatching I noticed a very excited male chaffinch which was flirting with a lady chaffinch. The little fellow kept flying to her, then back to a rock on which he then squatted, almost lying down, sometimes it looked as if he was rubbing himself on the surface...
  6. Scyza

    Hello!

    Hello Birdforum community! I have recently gotten into bird watching and since I don't know anybody in real life who will bear to listen to me babbling about what birds I have seen I thought I'd go look for an online community! o:) Cheers Stefanie
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