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Need help to ID a few birds in South Africa (1 Viewer)
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bassel
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Hello
1-The first bird is a southern red bishop.
3-The bird in the 3rd pic are green winged pytilia(left) and female red-cheeked cordon-bleu(right).
4-The bird in the 4rth pic is a green-winged pytilia.
5-the bird in the 5th is a southern red bishop .(I think it is the same bird as in photo number 1 ).
1-The first bird is a southern red bishop.
3-The bird in the 3rd pic are green winged pytilia(left) and female red-cheeked cordon-bleu(right).
4-The bird in the 4rth pic is a green-winged pytilia.
5-the bird in the 5th is a southern red bishop .(I think it is the same bird as in photo number 1 ).
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Sal
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The bird on the right of the third pic is known as a Blue Waxbill in South Africa. The bird in the second pic is a male Shaft-tailed Whydah in breeding plumage. The Pytilia is also a male.
Welcome to the forum mrsconley. Come and visit us in the South African thread - lots of pics of SA birds there!
Welcome to the forum mrsconley. Come and visit us in the South African thread - lots of pics of SA birds there!
