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    Buzzard ID. Kiruna, N. Sweden.

    As i wrote "The pray looks like a rat or maybe a young squirrel ?". I think squirrel.
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    Buzzard ID. Kiruna, N. Sweden.

    Thank you !
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    Buzzard ID. Kiruna, N. Sweden.

    Hello again ! I guess it's a Rough-legged Buzzard ? Quite a lot of lines on the tail though, and rather weak light breast-band ? The pray looks like a rat or maybe a young squirrel ? Thanks ! \surfan
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    Bunting ID. Kiruna, N. Sweden

    Yes. Thank you !
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    Bunting ID. Kiruna, N. Sweden

    Thank you !
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    Bunting ID. Kiruna, N. Sweden

    Ok, thanks. Adult or 1 cy ?
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    Bunting ID. Kiruna, N. Sweden

    Well, that is the most common of them here. I lean towards Reed too.. Thanks !
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    Bunting ID. Kiruna, N. Sweden

    Well, that is certainly a possibility. Thanks for the answer.
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    Bunting ID. Kiruna, N. Sweden

    Hello. Reed or Rustic Bunting ? Adult or 1 cy ? Vittangi (Kiruna) today. Thanks. \surfan
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    American Wigeon ?. Kiruna, Sweden

    Yes. That's what i thought. Thank you !
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    American Wigeon ?. Kiruna, Sweden

    Hello. American Wigeon ? or is that bright forehead just a photo artifact (in all photos) ? Kiruna today. Thanks \surfan
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    Yes, yet another sound-mystery. NE. Sweden

    Yes, Bullfinch it must be. Thanks !
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    Yes, yet another sound-mystery. NE. Sweden

    Yes, for me too (the "whistling"), but, it was at least 150 m away and shouldn't be possible to record with mobile from that distance ? And those "calls" before the "whistling" doesn't sound like Bullfinch ? Thanks for your answer !
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    Yes, yet another sound-mystery. NE. Sweden

    Hello. This one flew into a mire(marsh), between pine-hills, and did the calls in the soundfile. Than flew away. It was at the mire for maybe 40-60 secs. One or a few calls, then a pause and then a sad "whistling". I have NEVER heard that ! Thanks for listening ! \surfan
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    Two-notes sound ID. N.Sweden

    To be honest, i've also heard many siskins, but never this call.
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    Two-notes sound ID. N.Sweden

    Thank you all for your answers. Siskin alarm call sounds very well. There were many of them around.
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    ID from sound. N. Sweden

    At the moment i think it's a Red-flanked Bluetail. Fits well. Thanks for your answer !
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    Two-notes sound ID. N.Sweden

    Ok. Thanks ! But ther were no tjipping from this bird, only 2 clear notes.
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    ID from sound. N. Sweden

    I've listened to a lot of Wood Lark recordings now, and there are some similarities in there, i think. Tried to make the soundfile a little better.
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    Two-notes sound ID. N.Sweden

    Hmmm.. checked out alarm call for Wren now, but it's not a 2-note at all? LOTS of notes from the Wren. The "tchip-tchip" is another bird. "My" bird made only 2-notes call, no tchipping !
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    Two-notes sound ID. N.Sweden

    Yes, there were Bramblings and Siskins too.
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    Two-notes sound ID. N.Sweden

    Yes, the voice is like a Great Tit, but i have NEVER heard them do that sound and i have heard thousands of Great Tits. Well, i thought of Willow Tit or Sibirian Tit too, but i don't know. Thanks for your answer !
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    ID from sound. N. Sweden

    Hello. On a deforestation deep in a pineforest. The bird can be heard twice, at the beginning and at the end of the recording. It sounds a little like a redwing at the beginning, but it was NOT a Redwing ! The BirdNet app suggests Wood Lark. Any thoughts ? Thanks \surfan
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    Two-notes sound ID. N.Sweden

    Hello. Deep in a pineforest, we heard this one, with two-notes phrases. Maybe "just" a Great Tit ? Thanks \surfan
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    Marsh Harrier, Sex & Age ? N. Sweden

    Hello. Is it possible to say anything about sex & age from these poor photos ? http://nuolja.se/bird_id/brunhok_220607/brunhok_220607.htm Thanks \surfan
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