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Three birds from Bagan, Myanmar (1 Viewer)

JLS

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Hi,

I am unsure about the ID of these birds:
All three photos were taken in Bagan, Myanmar in late January.

1) I thought this was an Oriental Honey Buzzard. What do you think?

2) Plain Prinia?

3) Buff bellied pipit?

Sorry for the not so great pictures...

Thank you!

Jan
 

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Thanks for your answers!
The Craig Robson field guide says about the Myanmar subspecies of plain prinia that it is deep buff below and has a long tail. This bird does not look deep buff below to me. So Grey Breasted may be more convincing, but I thought it might have to do with the light. And I thought the same thing with the super, it looked too prominent for grey breasted from the illustration in the fieldguide. But I have no experience with this species and this might just be a not so good illustration. I‘ll put it down as grey breasted prinia.
 
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