Mick LeMere
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This Chough took a lot of effort to get.
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Welsh Peregrine
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Are we sure Brown Booby has been eliminated? 😉
Tired
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Got another one yesterday.
I hadn't noticed until this photo that this species has orange feet! It's not normally noticeable. I'm not sure how identifiable this little guy is, there's a few birds with that general impression, but maybe the feet are helpful? It's an interesting detail; reminds me of the yellow feet egrets have. Definitely not for the same reason as egrets, though.
Warixenjalka
Birdwitcher
Female Goosanders
Warixenjalka
Birdwitcher
Blue-Gray Gnatcatcher?I have lots of bad ones, but here's a good one to start off with. The photo was taken in the US but that's all the info I'll give.
Warixenjalka
Birdwitcher
Female Common Mergansers. Oh... Just looked it up. In my waterfowl book they are called Common Mergansers. But wikipedia clarified the other name. Thanks.
Warixenjalka
Birdwitcher
I think they are called Goosanders at this side of a Pool and Common Mergansers at your side.
DriftlessRoots
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Tired
Well-known member
That's not a bird, that's a skunk in a yellow hat.
Richard Prior
Halfway up an Alp
Juvenile Blue Tit.
Welsh Peregrine
Well-known member
Sunbathing King Penguin?
Dave Boyle
Well-known member
Bobolink?
DriftlessRoots
Member
Tha
That’s the one!
Xenospiza
Distracted
That's how I usually see Stonechat.
qwerty5
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Looks to be another Ruby-crowned Kinglet
Got another one yesterday.
I hadn't noticed until this photo that this species has orange feet! It's not normally noticeable. I'm not sure how identifiable this little guy is, there's a few birds with that general impression, but maybe the feet are helpful? It's an interesting detail; reminds me of the yellow feet egrets have. Definitely not for the same reason as egrets, though.
