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Which are these birds? (1 Viewer)

I think no. 1 is Long-billed - rather plain-backed with greyish upperparts, curved culmen, moustachial and malar are indistinct, centres to median coverts not very solid, nice peachy wash on rear flank, tail sides look buff, not white.

I also get a Desert Wheatear feel for no. 2.
 
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