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Brown Willow Warbler North East London? (2 Viewers)

KenM

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Found this morning, oddly enough it appeared with a brown Chiffie, confusion reigned for a while as there was interaction between the two birds over bathing rights.
As I crudely understand it, brown types can be ascribed to either Phylloscopus trochilus acredula or P.t.yakutensis?
I suspect they’re not separable in the field?

Cheers
 

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Glad you told us what these are; I wouldn't be able to identify them. 918 seems to have very short primary projection; I can't tell what emarginations it has.

In 929 projection seems longer...

I can't make anything sensible of 924
 
Glad you told us what these are; I wouldn't be able to identify them. 918 seems to have very short primary projection; I can't tell what emarginations it has.

In 929 projection seems longer...

I can't make anything sensible of 924
The pp is equal to the tertial length and there are just three emarginations….
 

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