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  1. jogresh

    Algarve Lark

    With those rust-coloured upper tail coverts, I'd think a Thekla.
  2. jogresh

    YesilUzumlu, Incerkoy and Cadianda areas.

    Good stuff. Nice pic of the Long Legged in pic 6899. πŸ™‚πŸ¦
  3. jogresh

    Pipit Ethiopia Mid March

    Red Throated. πŸ™‚πŸ‘
  4. jogresh

    UK, Horsell Common, Surrey bird call identification

    Just had a listen, pretty sure it's not Bullfinches. I think Smiths could well be right with the clicking sounds indicating Jay, plus the strength/volume of the "hΓΌ" calls.
  5. jogresh

    Unusual 'Yellow' Wagtail, Matzu Islands, Taiwan, April 2024

    Wow striking bird! Feldegg x leucocephala?.. They may meet in the NE part of feldegg and the western part of White-Headed.. πŸ€”πŸ€·
  6. jogresh

    Honey buzzard? - Kotor, Montenegro

    When was it taken..?
  7. jogresh

    Unknown from Poland

    Yes i agree with #2 = Blackbird, the rest Mistle Thrush 🐦
  8. jogresh

    First birdsong!

    Singing Willow Warbler in my concrete back yard yesterday was nice. Starlings been singing cheerily for a good while now - however, new for me was one imitating a Chough! (I get real Choughs calling from the house from time to time). Lovely to encounter 4 different pairs of Long Tailed Tits nest...
  9. jogresh

    Redpoll in Warwickshire

    Lesser, nice garden bird πŸ‘πŸ¦
  10. jogresh

    Woodpecker song treatment by eBird

    Point noted about breeding bird surveys and the requirement to record vocalisations for breeding evidence. Easy for, say, Wood Warbler, but I suppose technically drumming is then the equivalent - as I don't hear Peckers drumming outside the breeding season. As an aside, I've heard wintering...
  11. jogresh

    Woodpecker song treatment by eBird

    Yes I had a similar thought. The LSW on your link 01101001, I'd prob call it one of the contact calls which is analogous to a song, ie it's used in the breeding season to advertise territory etc etc. Though iirc, one of the books says this call can be given year-round (but so can a Robins...
  12. jogresh

    Warbler 2 - Cyprus

    The OP is a Lesser Whitethroat, the weblink is to a Common Whitethroat.
  13. jogresh

    US man pleads guilty to killing eagles

    That's incredible! 3,600! 😫 Hope he gets the maximum 5 years and does the whole lot.
  14. jogresh

    Questions about House Sparrows in UK

    That's great! πŸ™‚πŸ‘πŸ¦ I think bushes/shrubs are vital to birds in built-up areas, Sparrows really need them for secure safe places to hang out in. Essential of course for nesting. Important sources of food - berries, and caterpillars (and flowers for insect food). πŸ™‚πŸ¦
  15. jogresh

    Morocco again! Guelmim, Agadir and Oukaimeden

    Many thanks, that's really useful info. πŸ‘
  16. jogresh

    First birdsong!

    I've also has my first drumming GSW in the last few days in a couple of places, including Craig Bron Bannog in Clocaenog Forest. πŸ‘πŸ¦
  17. jogresh

    Questions about House Sparrows in UK

    Interesting stuff. In the suburban areas where I grew up, almost all houses have converted their front gardens to paved parking, (or maintenance-free gravel/astroturf etc), it's very striking. Plus most houses have had extensions squeezed up to their boundaries, and larger areas of open...
  18. jogresh

    Morocco again! Guelmim, Agadir and Oukaimeden

    That's useful info, cheers. Last time I was there a good few years ago, there was not just Dayet Srij, but also a nice lake at the edge of the dunes just near Cafe Yasmina. Do you know just how extensive the lack of rainfall is? Eg Draa Valley, Aousserd, reservoirs?.. At least one (Barrage...
  19. jogresh

    Is this a Merlin - Redditch

    Another for Peregrine
  20. jogresh

    Unknown bird in western Washington

    Do you get Flickers round there?.. πŸ€”πŸ™‚πŸ¦
  21. jogresh

    at last the shell guide british birds

    I started out with the Heinzel, Fitter, Parslow as a young lad early 80s, loved it, it had all these amazing birds from amazing places. The distribution maps were fascinating - Demoiselle Crane in Morocco, Striped Crake dispersing to Tunisia πŸ€” etc etc! The Shell when it arrived was great, and...
  22. jogresh

    roosting bluetits

    Personally I'd leave it, that way it'll get used by either GT or BT, but I can understand why u may want to make it smaller. πŸ€”πŸ€·
  23. jogresh

    Willow Tit song, Warsaw, 25 Feb

    That's interesting - 2 days ago I had a Blackbird subsinging imitating a Song Thrush imitating a Tawny Owl! Off topic, sorry. πŸ™‚πŸ¦
  24. jogresh

    First birdsong!

    Nice one, not had G S Woodsy yet πŸ‘πŸ¦ Just got back from visiting a location for LSW - diddly squat 🀷🐦
  25. jogresh

    First birdsong!

    First singing Treecreeper in Endcliffe Parks, Sheffield (last Monday). Wonder if this somewhat cooler spell will put the dampener on breeding behaviour.. that said, had a pair of Robins clearly paired up today. πŸ€©πŸ€”πŸ¦πŸ¦
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