What and where Bird Quiz (1 Viewer)

[ClarkWGriswold]

Reed Buntings???

Rich

 

[Trystan]

Going to go with Lou's positioning, certainly the top two circles, and WPs ID of azure winged magpies, I can almost make some blue on these although it's probably my imagination.

 

[phil baber]

Lets try the good old Azure-winged/Iberian Magpie then

Absolutely right! No better reveal I'm afraid, but here's a consolation photo. There were 20+ "Azzys" in these trees on the banks of Ria Guadiana, feeding on pomegranites and figs. I could get no better picture. But if you have "magic-eyes" you can just about make out a few.
WP= 4, Lou= 1 + 1 for correct location of some, Trystan= 1+1.
I think that's fair.
Surprisingly, this has been the most punishing so far!:eek!:
Well done everyone for having a go!:t:


Trystan: 31
neil78: 30
lou salomon:30
Welsh Peregrine: 24
Jan-Paul Charteris: 8

 

[phil baber]

The Eastern Al Gharb Punishing Portugal Quiz

#20


Species: 3 (POINTS!!!)
Location in pic with species: 1
Clever points available.


Here we go again!:-C

Good luck!:t:B

 

[Trystan]

Griffon Vulture, White Stork, Black kite. In eah case, the location is the other side of the cloud.

 

[Welsh Peregrine]

I was thinking about a sarcastic comment re: rainbow bee-eater, but Trystan's answer is better!

 

[Trystan]

I was thinking about a sarcastic comment re: rainbow bee-eater, but Trystan's answer is better!

Like it actually, 3 species.

Rainbow (bee-eater)
Sun (bittern)
Storm (petrel)

 

[lou salomon]

and...sky lark

 

[Welsh Peregrine]

Cloud..ed Yellow Butterfly?

 

[neil78]

A flock of migrating White Storks???

 

[rosbifs]

Starling
Sparrow hawk
Buzzard

Or

Honey buzzard
Buzzard
Booted eagle

 

[phil baber]

As usual we all know I give the score values for correct answers when I post the pic?

Species: 3, in the context, means 3 points for correct species, not 3 species to be found!:C:-O


There, train back on the tracks again...:cat:

 

[rosbifs]

Honey buzzard.

Was really going for six guesses......

 

[lou salomon]

34 pallid swifts, 8 common swifts, 3 swallows and 13 house martins.

 

[neil78]

Adult Black Stork?

 

[phil baber]

None so far...zoom in and see...

 

[neil78]

All I can see when I zoom in are some blobs which could just as easily be a kettling flock of storks as they could a thumb print on the lens!:-O

 

[maltese falcon]

a flock of birds exactly beneath that ray of sun on the left of the sun.......night herons perhaps?

 

[lou salomon]

21 spotless starlings

 

[phil baber]

Not there yet. But I'll give Maltese Falcon the location point for getting the quiz back on track!:t:

Trystan: 31
neil78: 30
lou salomon:30
Welsh Peregrine: 24
Jan-Paul Charteris: 8
Maltese Falcon: 1