afghanistan snowfinch？ (1 Viewer)

rockfowl

Mark Andrews

• Jun 1, 2010

• #21

pengkuan said:

This feature is more obvious
Does not seem to see the yellow lower mandible

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The outer tail feathers should not be all white in an Afghan Snowfinch, instead, in this species, the outer tail feathers are significantly black-tipped creating a 'smaller' white block rather than a 'long' white edge. The lack of yellow just suggests its an older bird.

 

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xujie

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• Jun 1, 2010

• #22

Thank you rockfowl, i agree with you, thanks again.

 

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xujie

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• Jun 1, 2010

• #23

rockfowl,Can share your information?

 

rockfowl

Mark Andrews

• Jun 1, 2010

• #24

xujie said:

rockfowl,Can share your information?

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What do you mean xujie?

 

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xujie

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• Jun 1, 2010

• #25

rockfowl said:

What do you mean xujie?

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sorry,I mean was I hope to see more Information about afghanistan snowfinch

 

rockfowl

Mark Andrews

• Jun 2, 2010

• #26

There is this, some artistic licence as it's computerised-

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afghan_Snowfinch

Awaiting images - http://ibc.lynxeds.com/species/afghan-ground-sparrow-pyrgilauda-theresae
http://www.birdlife.org/datazone/ebas/index.html?action=SpcHTMDetails.asp&sid=8401&m=0