Name a Bird You've Seen 2 (3 Viewers)

[Markus Lagerqvist]

No, had a horrible boat trip, nut never saw that one and don't have any shearwaters or petrels to play any more.
The closest might be a northern storm petrel, so I'll head back to New Britain for:
#9525 Matsudaira's Storm Petrel

 

[awiner]

No, had a horrible boat trip, nut never saw that one and don't have any shearwaters or petrels to play any more.
The closest might be a northern storm petrel, so I'll head back to New Britain for:
#9525 Matsudaira's Storm Petrel

Swimming ashore for
#9526 Yellowish Imperial Pigeon

 

[Markus Lagerqvist]

Swimming ashore for
#9526 Yellowish Imperial Pigeon

Imperial it is:
#9527 Chestnut-bellied Imperial Pigeon

 

[Dave Boyle]

An anagram of Chestnut-bellied Imperial Pigeon, if you use some letters more than once and don't use quite a few others at all

9528. Tristan Thrush

I think I'm definitely out now

 

[Markus Lagerqvist]

An anagram of Chestnut-bellied Imperial Pigeon, if you use some letters more than once and don't use quite a few others at all

9528. Tristan Thrush

I think I'm definitely out now

That's a good bird to go out with!
Another thrush endemic to a small Atlantic island:
#9529 Príncipe Thrush

 

[dantheman]

An anagram of Chestnut-bellied Imperial Pigeon, if you use some letters more than once and don't use quite a few others at all

9528. Tristan Thrush

I think I'm definitely out now

Liking the link ;-)

According to Wikipedia Tristan thrush - Wikipedia (I googled it, as never heard of it, along with about the last 8 and a half thousand birds on this thread), head has rufous sides in the nominate; chestnut and rufous are definitely kinds of warm brown. It also has the alternative name of 'Starchy' (!) which pretty much sums up Chestnuts when eaten imo ...

Also googling 'King Tristan' (on a hunch linking Imperial and Tristan), surprisingly comes up with King Tristan of Stormhold, the main protagonist from the film 'Stardust' ...

!! ;-)

 

[awiner]

That's a good bird to go out with!
Another thrush endemic to a small Atlantic island:
#9529 Príncipe Thrush

Another thrush with a limited range,
#9530 Dagua Thrush

 

[Markus Lagerqvist]

Another thrush with a limited range,
#9530 Dagua Thrush

Thrushes are cool, especially a Zoothera:
#9531 Makira Thrush

 

[awiner]

Thrushes are cool, especially a Zoothera:
#9531 Makira Thrush

Zoothera thrushes are a poor-man's Antthrush(*)

#9532 Striated Antthrush

(* - footnote: Adam is, in fact, extremely jealous)

 

[Markus Lagerqvist]

Zoothera thrushes are a poor-man's Antthrush(*)

#9532 Striated Antthrush

(* - footnote: Adam is, in fact, extremely jealous)

Can't give you an anttrush but there are similarities:
#9533 Comoro Thrush

 

[awiner]

Can't give you an anttrush but there are similarities:
#9533 Comoro Thrush

It used to be a part of Thrush-like Schiffornis:

#9534 Foothill Schiffornis

 

[Markus Lagerqvist]

It used to be a part of Thrush-like Schiffornis:

#9534 Foothill Schiffornis

Have dipped on that in Peru, hard to connect to anything, but kinda same colour scheme as:
#9535 Olivaceous Flycatcher

 

[awiner]

Have dipped on that in Peru, hard to connect to anything, but kinda same colour scheme as:
#9535 Olivaceous Flycatcher

I think the most "are there field marks on this bird? any?" I've got left is

#9536 Pale-tailed Canastero

 

[Markus Lagerqvist]

I think the most "are there field marks on this bird? any?" I've got left is

#9536 Pale-tailed Canastero

Another pale and fairly nondescript bird:
#9537 Pale-olive Greenbul

 

[awiner]

Another pale and fairly nondescript bird:
#9537 Pale-olive Greenbul

Greenbuls are the Elaenias of Africa, it's often said - confusing birds missing obvious fieldmarks. Never heard anyone say that? Not my fault.

#9538 Tepui Elaenia

 

[Markus Lagerqvist]

Greenbuls are the Elaenias of Africa, it's often said - confusing birds missing obvious fieldmarks. Never heard anyone say that? Not my fault.

#9538 Tepui Elaenia

Definitely not lackning fieldmarks, but endemic to a mountain range in South America:
#9539 Cordillera Azul Antbird

 

[awiner]

Definitely not lackning fieldmarks, but endemic to a mountain range in South America:
#9539 Cordillera Azul Antbird

Same thing can be said of
#9540 Klages's Antbird

 

[Markus Lagerqvist]

Same thing can be said of
#9540 Klages's Antbird

Another nice antbird, this one from Brazil:
#9541 Xingu Scale-backed Antbird

 

[Swindon Addick]

Same thing can be said of
#9540 Klages's Antbird

This was played as #9248.

 

[Markus Lagerqvist]

This was played as #9248.

Then I guess we're back to my previous post:
#9539 Cordillera Azul Antbird