Icterine_Warbler,Norhern Greece (1 Viewer)

ody

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• Sep 28, 2017

• #1

Warbler,Norhern Greece

What do you think?
Is it a Marsh Warbler?

 

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P.Sunesen

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• Sep 28, 2017

• #2

Nope, a Nightingale/Trush Nightingale 1cy.

Peter

 

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Simon Wates

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• Sep 28, 2017

• #3

Definitely a Nightingale - not sure if its possible to say which one with this photo though my hunch is Common.

 

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Grahame Walbridge

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• Sep 29, 2017

• #4

1st-yr Common Nightingale; 2=5/6 and emarginated 3,4. Also you can just see p1 poking behind the stem which would be +pc.

Grahame

 

CARERY

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• Sep 29, 2017

• #5

Grahame Walbridge said:

1st-yr Common Nightingale; 2=5/6 and emarginated 3,4. Also you can just see p1 poking behind the stem which would be +pc.

Grahame

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Didn't know about the use of the emarginations in this species pair. Always great to learn from your posts Grahame! Thrush Nightigale would have only p3 emarginated, am I right?

 

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Grahame Walbridge

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• Sep 29, 2017

• #6

Correct. And a longer p2=4 (3-5).

Grahame