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Tanzania, Tarangire NP bird ids - October 7 (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter lvcuer
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The first bird looks like one of the Grey-headed Sparrows. It has a pale bill and lacks the clean white throat of Northern Grey-headed though.
Agree with Spotted Morning Thrush AKA Spotted Palm Thrush.
As for the woodpecker, it's between Nubian and Golden-tailed for me. Hopefully someone with more experience can pin it down.
Agree with Spotted Morning Thrush AKA Spotted Palm Thrush.
As for the woodpecker, it's between Nubian and Golden-tailed for me. Hopefully someone with more experience can pin it down.
Valéry Schollaert
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Woodpeckers are Nubian. As far as I remember, the regular sparrow in Northern Tarangire is Swahili Sparrow, and it matches what I see
