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Same here Lesser Whitethroat.
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A blurred little bird - London UK (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter ChrisKten
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Same here Lesser Whitethroat.
pianoman
duck and diver, bobolink and weaver
Here, too: that was my first impression
maltese falcon
Well-known member
I gotta be honest, my 1st impression was rock nuthatch!!!
ChrisKten
It's true, I quite like Pigeons
And looking at some images of Rock Nuthatches, I can see why. I think it is, and will remain, "A blurred little bird".|=)|
Adam W
Well-known member
Thank god I'm not the only one, i was begining to think I'd lost it altogether:-O
ChrisKten
It's true, I quite like Pigeons
Is there any point in my trying to improve the image? I mean, it's always going to be fuzzy whatever I do; but I might be able to reveal a bit more detail (but I can't make it turn to the side though |=)|)
Actually, Dave, if you notice this thread; you was looking at these birds through bins, did you notice this bird amongst the juve Finches?
Actually, Dave, if you notice this thread; you was looking at these birds through bins, did you notice this bird amongst the juve Finches?
Bananafishbones
Incoherently Rambling .....
Chris to be honest we did see a single Wagtail flyover that area, but if you remember it was in sillohete and we didnt make an ID, however there were around 30-50 Whitethroats all over the site so having a lesser or two mixed in isnt suprising.
Check out the log book when you next visit as I seem to recall Lessers being logged.
For my pennysworth I think it is a Lesser but you will struggle to get a positive ID as it is so try cropping a bit further to see if anything else comes out of it apart from even more noise ...lol
Dave
Check out the log book when you next visit as I seem to recall Lessers being logged.
For my pennysworth I think it is a Lesser but you will struggle to get a positive ID as it is so try cropping a bit further to see if anything else comes out of it apart from even more noise ...lol
Dave
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ChrisKten
It's true, I quite like Pigeons
Dave, that Hogweed, where the juve Willow Warbler was, is where I took a picture of a juve Lesser Whitethroat last week (in my gallery). And these birds were only 20 yards from there; so Lesser Whitethroat would be favourite.
I've attached a 100% crop of the blurred image, maybe someone with more skill than me can improve it.
EDIT: I think I'll check through the images that I never deleted, and look in the background, who knows what I might find.|=)|
I've attached a 100% crop of the blurred image, maybe someone with more skill than me can improve it.
EDIT: I think I'll check through the images that I never deleted, and look in the background, who knows what I might find.|=)|
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Bananafishbones
Incoherently Rambling .....
yep Lesser Whitethroat... or certainly not a Grey Wag juve
chris butterworth
aka The Person Named Above
Lesser Whitethroat for me - mask, white throat and overall greyness seem to clinch it ( although I did think Nuthatch when I first found the bird on the photo! )
Chris
Chris
Cheshire Birder
Well-known member
I don't think there should be any doubt now - it is a Lesser Whitethroat.
CB
CB
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