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Five poor pics for ID (1 Viewer)

Brian Stone

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More guesswork and controversy! Have fun.
 

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My word these are hard..

1. Looks strangely like a Great Grey Shrike, though that all goes a bit pear-shaped when you see it bigger

2. No idea, I can't even work out what I am looking at!


3. Looks like a Ficedula Flycatcher


4. Looks good for Semi P...unless its a WR Sand in active primary moult


5. Montagus Harrier

Not confident about any
 
1. Rook?
2.Brambling?!?
3. a Ficedula, Pied Flycatcher I would guess
4. couldn´t that just be a Dunlin?
5. Hen harrier
Also not confident about these
 
Mr Stone you are spoiling us with your c**p pictures:

1) Marsh Harrier
2) Crivens, maybe a Brambling
3) Jeez - Icterine Warbler?
4) Dunlin
5) Kestrel
 
Just guesses...

1. Black Woodpecker?
2. Brambling perhaps???
3. Pied Flycatcher?
4. Could be a Dunlin?
5. Montagu's Harrier?

JP
 
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