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Whydah female Serengeti (1 Viewer)

MacNara

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Japan
While looking through some old photos of Cut-throat Finch while looking at Andy Adcock's thread, I realised that two photos of a group of this bird in a tree in the Serengeti included something else. A couple of minutes either side of this bird, we saw Long-tailed (Eastern) Paradise Whydah and Pin-tailed Whydah, so I think it is either female or NB-male Eastern, or female Pin-tailed (NB-male would have a red bill I think). There were plenty of breeding males of both species around. Can anyone differentiate between these? Or is it something else? January 2, 2016.


Serengeti Whydah 01 BF.jpgSerengeti Whydah 02 BF.jpg
 

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