Field work ... hard work! (2 Viewers)

[nickderry]

I'll say a sand martin.

 

[ody]

I'll say a sand martin.

That is correct,Nick!There many many of them at the time at Gallikos estuaries.
The next pic from the last days....

 

[Tri-Counties Birder]

Black-tailed Godwit

 

[nickderry]

Black-tailed Godwit

agreed

 

[lou salomon]

i agree with nick's agreement o

 

[ody]

Yes,it was a BTG!!!
This one from Gallikos estuaries,yesterday.

 

[nickderry]

not an easy one, I'll try with crested lark.

 

[lou salomon]

i'm quite sure it's not a crested lark, but finding a new candidate proves to be a puzzle. i've though reed bunting at one point, so i gamble with emb. schoeniclus then.

 

[ody]

When you both don't find it,then it must be very difficult.!!!
Give one more try!Look more at the left!

 

[nickderry]

really hard. I'm thinking some sort of pipit, but that tail seems to be too plain, other thoughts are out as the legs look very dark. I'll try water pipit then.

 

[ody]

really hard. I'm thinking some sort of pipit, but that tail seems to be too plain, other thoughts are out as the legs look very dark. I'll try water pipit then.

Nope!

 

[Trystan]

I'll try Corn bunting

 

[ody]

I'll try Corn bunting

Nope!
A hint!The bird is passing through Greece at the time!!!

 

[ClarkWGriswold]

No p taking please but I'll try a wheatear

Rich

 

[ody]

No p taking please but I'll try a wheatear

Rich

Nope!

 

[nickderry]

I'm just going to say that the legs aren't really as dark as they look and say song thrush.

 

[ody]

I'm just going to say that the legs aren't really as dark as they look and say song thrush.

Think "smaller",Nick!

 

[nickderry]

I suppose a juvenile stonechat is as good as any guess.

 

[ody]

Fairplay!

Look at this....

 

[lou salomon]

err, a spotted flycatcher i guess. which explains the lack of white outer tail feathers...