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Saturday 10th April 2010, 14:41
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ID again please...UK
I have had to post another pipit due to not knowing how to incorporate in my prevous post.
Thank you. Not a very good pic either ! |
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Saturday 10th April 2010, 15:02
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Cristian Mihai
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Pic is pretty good, but the angle it isn't. My guess is Meadow...
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Saturday 10th April 2010, 16:05
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I may be relaxed but I'm not drunk....
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Just as a point of interest, the long hindclaw of Meadow Pipit (vs Tree Pipit)shows well in this picture.
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Saturday 10th April 2010, 16:17
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Yes, as Mark says, the long hind claw, not always visible, but when is, it's diagnostic. Which makes it a good pic John
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