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to dark to identify? sulawesi indonesia (1 Viewer)
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). The first one is possibly a Grey-streaked Flycatcher.stonechat1
New member
To brighten it up may help.
@wintibird: I, not convinved with the ID of the 2nd bird, isn´t it rather a woodpecker?
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chris butterworth
aka The Person Named Above
Agree with Andre, phillippensis Blue Rock Thrush.
codexluminati
Well-known member
Thanks a lot.
I have not been lucky enough to seen it in Switzerland.
That would make my 77th identified bird in my Sulawesi list.
I have not been lucky enough to seen it in Switzerland.
That would make my 77th identified bird in my Sulawesi list.
chris butterworth
aka The Person Named Above
There's a possibility that the philippensis group may be split in the future ( as Red-bellied Rock Thrush ).
Larry Sweetland
Formerly 'Larry Wheatland'
Agree with the thrush, and also think the flyc looks better for Grey-streaked than the other possible grey-streakeds posted up on the ID forum recently! For me I'd be happier with a slightly clearer shot to be sure, but other more experienced folk might be more confident enough to exclude Siberian.
stonechat1
New member
Thanks, I even didn´t look up which woodpeckers exist over there. Just thought it looks similar.
