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Which Minivet? North-east Thailand (1 Viewer)

jack2964

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Took this awhile back and still unsure of its true ID. I think it could either be grey-chinned or long-tailed. Or am I completely wrong?
This was taken at a temple ground adjacent to a low hill in rural Thailand (Korat/Nakhon Ratchasima). Elevation is estimated to be around 300m.
Help gratefully appreciated.
 

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Do you have any more pics, even if only at a slightly better angle showing the wings more clearly? Inclined to agree with Dalat, but it would be nice to see that yellow in the wings he refers to a bit more clearly, in case it's not where we think it is! And the bird is a bit of a funny colour somehow.
 
Thanks Dalat and Larry. Unfortunately, I don't have anymore pics at a better angle. I think Scarlet sounds good given the elevation of this sighting.
 
If it's any help, the photo was taken on 27th Nov., 2010. I would be delighted if it's a Rosy as that would be another tick for me. I've managed to find another pic which is pretty similar to the first except this has a slight tilt in the bird's head which I hope may help. Thanks to all.
 

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I beg your pardon...silly me attached the same first photo. I'll try again here.
 

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