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Regular European Stonechats? [Lesvos, Greece] (1 Viewer)

Maturin

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I saw and photographed these two birds at the Petrified Forest on Lesvos, Greece (29.07.2016). I assume they are two juvenile "regular" European Stonechats but I'm not quite 100% sure. Thank you for any helpful comments!
 

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Hi, welcome to birdforum!

You are right, “normal“ European Stonechats. Juvenile already partly moulting into first adult plumage.
 
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