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    Crane, Izumi, Kyushu, Japan

    Common Crane it is then. Thanks to all.
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    Crane, Izumi, Kyushu, Japan

    I think it was too small for Common Crane. ( Only one adult Common Crane had been recorded there this year).
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    Crane, Izumi, Kyushu, Japan

    This was passed off as a Juv Hooded Crane but I think it could be a Sandhill Crane (Lesser). Thoughts.
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    Pipit in Kyushu, Japan

    Thanks .
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    Pipit in Kyushu, Japan

    Any ideas on this Pipit. Taken near Izumi, Kyushu ,Japan. Mid February
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    Glaucous or LBB gull? Dec, SW Iran.

    Not a Glaucous.
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    Raptor, Central Thailand

    Some type of Hawk eagle?
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    1980s Leitz 10x40BA N repair.

    I have an old pair of Leitz 10x40BA N binoculars from the 1980s. Unfortunately one of the Objective lenses has got damaged (a fairly deep scratch). I am having difficulty finding anyone that has a lens available to replace it. Any ideas or does anyone out there have an old damaged pair lying...
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    Small Garden Warbler

    I guess if it was at the 13cm end of the scale that would account for it.
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    Small Garden Warbler

    Yes it was smaller than a Dunnock. I completely agree about perceived size but I have been a birder for over 60 years and have not lost my marbles yet ;) I know that it is a Garden Warbler but I am just curious about its origins and size and wondered if anyone had encountered one like this. PS...
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    Small Garden Warbler

    I've had this Garden Warbler around my garden in NE Scotland for the past four days. Firstly Garden Warblers in November are very unusual this far north and secondly it is very small. My first sighting on 31/10 was very brief and I was thinking Lesser Whitethroat or Northern Chiffchaff. On...
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    Box Tree Moth

    No problem, when I went back to do the deed it had gone. :(
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    Box Tree Moth

    A new one for me found in Three-legged Cross. Box Tree Moth
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    Starling sp, Phuket

    Thanks, I did consider Mynah.
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    Starling sp, Phuket

    It looks like a Rosy Starling but the tail markings are wrong. Any ideas?
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    Semicollared Flycatcher?

    The bird has been there since Sunday 4th
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    Semicollared Flycatcher?

    Neither of those have the second wing bar or brown tertials, but as you say not a simple ID
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    Semicollared Flycatcher?

    Another couple of photos. The bird was still present at 18.25.
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    Semicollared Flycatcher?

    A photo of it from a friend
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    Semicollared Flycatcher?

    When it flew the outer tail feathers were very obvious. The main problem against Semi is the white patch on the wing is not extensive enough.
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    Semicollared Flycatcher?

    In the garden at Rattray Head. The extra wing bar plus grey nape had me wondering.
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    Predated bird leg ID

    The outer toes on Common Snipe appear to be longer (nearly the same length as the middle toe) and the hind toe is longer on Common Snipe. Also Common Snipe leg has a yellowish tinge.
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    Predated bird leg ID

    Trawling through photos on the internet it is most likely to be from a Jack Snipe.
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    Predated bird leg ID

    This leg was found in NE Scotland under a tree where a Barn Owl regularly hangs out. I would guess that the bird was predated at night and I am thinking that it is probably a Snipe (or Jack Snipe) The middle toe is 2.75cm long.
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    Walrus in Ireland

    A Walrus reported in Lower Saxony today, that is some journey if it is Wally!!
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