Paul Mills
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Fantastic picture, didnt know they are twitchable now, never seen a real live one!
Most of the flufftails are really tough, more due to nature than low population
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Fantastic picture, didnt know they are twitchable now, never seen a real live one!
Most of the flufftails are really tough, more due to nature than low population
Valéry Schollaert
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Dear Paul,
It seems to be quite fairly in Bale Mountains; not 100% but high chances to find one if you make the effort of a night drive overthere...
Certainly not a bird for my "mega-tough-African-birds" list
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McMadd
You should see the other bloke...
Hi DeliaPerhaps because no-one has asked us to move it
It's too difficult for me to know where it's best placed, so let me know and I'll oblige.
I'd say same place as Larry Lade's "Have you seen this..." thread lives but can't recall where that is...
After all...if we can't have order in the taxonomy section what hope is there?
McM
Hi Delia
I'd say same place as Larry Lade's "Have you seen this..." thread lives but can't recall where that is...
After all...if we can't have order in the taxonomy section what hope is there?
McM
That'd be Birds and Birding then. OK I've had 3 votes for that forum, so I'll shift it there then.
lewis20126
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I don't know much about African birds, but I think you could see any othese within a week at known sites:
Brown Nightjar
Grauer's/African Green Broadbill
Green-breasted Pitta
White-winged Apalis
Winifred's Warbler
Long-billed Forest Warbler
Turner's Eremomela
Usambara Hyliota
Ibadan Malimbe
Sao Tome Grosbeak
cheers, a
Brown Nightjar
Grauer's/African Green Broadbill
Green-breasted Pitta
White-winged Apalis
Winifred's Warbler
Long-billed Forest Warbler
Turner's Eremomela
Usambara Hyliota
Ibadan Malimbe
Sao Tome Grosbeak
cheers, a
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birding in Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania
Green-breasted Pitta, is easy to find in Bwindi forest South Western park of Uganda, also home to the mountain gorillas in Africa.
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Blue/African Blue Quail - Coturnix adansonii. As far as I know only two photos of this species exist on the internet.
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