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hannu
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Motmot said:
First two weeks in June is the best time to learn these Acros ! Very easy to id with the help of song ! Welcome, Motmot ! Maybe I'll add some summary about id of these Acros (Blyth's Reed & Marsh) to my ringing thread later.
I have to study these Sylvias more !
gerdwichers8
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Price even has gone up after this thread : A rissen demand at Amazon.
I need it for a Desert Lesser Whitethroat near Eilat.(Espensive bird then)
Hadoram was asking for the outer tail feather pattern at the time.
Had no clue about that but I had never seen such a pale sandy coloured Lesser Whitethroat. Nor afterwards
The halimondendri in Holland last winter was a dark bird compared to that.
I need it for a Desert Lesser Whitethroat near Eilat.(Espensive bird then)
Hadoram was asking for the outer tail feather pattern at the time.
Had no clue about that but I had never seen such a pale sandy coloured Lesser Whitethroat. Nor afterwards
The halimondendri in Holland last winter was a dark bird compared to that.
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Dimitris
Birdwatcher in Oz
hannu said:
That would be the island of Antikythera. I have volunteered to go there this year but unfortunately the chief ringer has quit...
so we don't if the ringing session will happen at all this year. Pity as I was hoping to get some ringing experience as well as the chance to have great views of some Greek rares (Blue-cheeked Bee-eater, Rosefinch, etc)and they ring for about 2 months autum time.
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