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Please ID this UK Summer visitor. (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter RoyH
- Start date
dan pointon
Can't Stop
I'd go with your first idea Roy!
NickPatel92
Well-known member
It's a Reed warbler.
indeed a reed warbler
Helsinki Birder
Stealth Birder
Reed warbler methinks.
A tad too uniform on the tertials, coverts etc to be a whitethroat.
Pariah
A tad too uniform on the tertials, coverts etc to be a whitethroat.
Pariah
Fast_falkon
Dutch birder
agreed with Reed Warbler
RoyH
Well-known member
Many thanks Gentlemen, looks like its 5 to two for RW, I will hang on a bit longer before I change the WT file name..The reason I asked for ID, I saw a Reed Warbler exibit on Lincs Bird Club that got me thinking I was wrong.
Roy.
martin kitching
Obsessed seawatcher
Hi Roy
As you're hanging on before changing the file name, I assume you're still not sure what it is? Here's another vote for Reed Warbler. Definitely not a Whitethroat.
cheers
martin
As you're hanging on before changing the file name, I assume you're still not sure what it is? Here's another vote for Reed Warbler. Definitely not a Whitethroat.
cheers
martin
RoyH
Well-known member
Ok Martin, I am pleased its now being confirmed as a Reed Warbler, my first, it was certainly making some noise pity I could not have got a bit closer. I got some better shots of the Sedge Warblers that were close bye.
Many thanks again for everyone who replied...
Regards
Roy.
