Flava wag' racial ID thoughts please (1 Viewer)

CJW

Hit-and-run WUM

• Jun 9, 2004

• #41

Michael Frankis said:

The IoM has the closest Choughs to home for me, but loses out as North Wales is a lot easier (& cheaper) to get to . . .

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What about 60-100 Hen Harriers coming in to the same roost and views down to 10 yards?

CHEW ON THAT,ANGLESEY

 

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HH75

Well-known member

• Jun 9, 2004

• #42

Hi all,
Lest we forget,this thread is/was about Yellow Wagtails!
Harry

 

CJW

Hit-and-run WUM

• Jun 9, 2004

• #43

Harry Hussey said:

Hi all,
Lest we forget,this thread is/was about Yellow Wagtails!
Harry

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Thanks harry - I was beginning to worry that these buggers might actually turn up!

 

Jane Turner

Well-known member

• Jun 9, 2004

• #44

I'm booked already... nail that wagtail down!

 

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Edward woodwood

Member

• Jun 9, 2004

• #45

should be a riotous weekend, quite a scary prospect drinking with you reprobates......mind you, we might even find a decent bird between us (no jokes please....) Mourning Doves ahoy!

anyone know if Syke's Wag taxa has made it onto british subsp. list?

 

Jane Turner

Well-known member

• Jun 9, 2004

• #46

not yet.... drink enough and it may be

 

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mountain man

Guest

• Jun 10, 2004

• #47

Last night I read in Pips and Wags that in SW France there is a hybrid zone of flava x iberiae and in SE France flava x cinereocapilla.

So take your pick...

 

edenwatcher

Well-known member

• Jun 10, 2004

• #48

tom mckinney said:

Last night I read in Pips and Wags that in SW France there is a hybrid zone of flava x iberiae and in SE France flava x cinereocapilla.

So take your pick...

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What about flava x thunbergi, is there a hybrid zone there?

Rob

 

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mountain man

Guest

• Jun 10, 2004

• #49

Yes, it said south Scandinavia. So another one to add to the list of possibles...

...although maybe you would expect this bird to have a darker head if thunbergi was somewhere in there?

 

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Edward woodwood

Member

• Jun 10, 2004

• #50

agree Tom, and much darker lores too