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Two cubans (1 Viewer)
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Andy Adcock
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First looks like a Thrush to me?
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nikothomsen
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Agreed, Andy. However, the only common thrush is Red-legged in Cuba, and i do not see any features that match RLTH at all.
nikothomsen
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Tawny is noted.
Regarding the thrush/vireo:
We discussed in another thread the likelihood of encountering BWVI in Cuba in October, as I couldn't understand I hadn't seen a single one (eBird records from october are quite scarce as well). And I fear making the ID as BWVI would be in lack of better options rather than a positive ID.
Regarding the thrush/vireo:
We discussed in another thread the likelihood of encountering BWVI in Cuba in October, as I couldn't understand I hadn't seen a single one (eBird records from october are quite scarce as well). And I fear making the ID as BWVI would be in lack of better options rather than a positive ID.
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