Jan-Paul Charteris
Sussex birder and budding moth enthusiast
Looks kinda like a Magpie half way up that there mast thing. Will go for that for now, and have a better look at it tomorrow when I've had some sleep!
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What and where Bird Quiz (1 Viewer)
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Welsh Peregrine
Well-known member
I'll third it.
phil baber
Clipped Wing
Bad call. 
phil baber
Clipped Wing
You'd think this was the only bird in Portugal! It's gonna be the default guess now I can see!:-O B
ps No! :-C
Welsh Peregrine
Well-known member
Spotless starling? (Doesn't look like one, but likes like a place one might be)
neil78
Well-known member
That is assuming that the thing on the mast is what we're supposed to be looking at..:eat:
Think I'll be different and say Spanish Sparrow hiding under one of those red tiles..:h?:
phil baber
Clipped Wing
None right. Yes. It's the "mast bird..."o
Jan-Paul Charteris
Sussex birder and budding moth enthusiast
White Stork?
phil baber
Clipped Wing
A clue.
Where do Europeans usually stick masts like these? In order that reception and transmission is unimpeded? Realise that, then think about the birds you may find in such a habitat...
Where do Europeans usually stick masts like these? In order that reception and transmission is unimpeded? Realise that, then think about the birds you may find in such a habitat...
Jan-Paul Charteris
Sussex birder and budding moth enthusiast
Well I was thinking either coastal or high up. Certainly I've seen them on plateaux in dry scrubby areas in S France
I'll have a go with male Woodchat
phil baber
Clipped Wing
Welsh Peregrine
Well-known member
I'm wondering whether your avatar might not be relevant here........
Jan-Paul Charteris
Sussex birder and budding moth enthusiast
I'll have a go with male Rock Thrush, and hope that white I thought I could see is a white back
lou salomon
the birdonist
i'll jump into the same train (had luck with it before ). male rock thrush.
why didn't i get a latecomer point for that gannet, phil?
). male rock thrush.why didn't i get a latecomer point for that gannet, phil?
