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For those bound an the big challenge, I have prepared a fine selection of extremely poorly captured birds - all from end of October, Khao Yai, Thailand. All have in common that I have totally no clue about them.
Indeed, Minivets seem quite compeling on this one (didn't realise the bird is so large). Can you exclude females of other species with certainty? I see the head pattern and lack of any color, but also there is lack of experience on my side with this genus.
1 - I'd suggest its either a Claudia's, Eastern-crowned or an Arctic Warbler, The olive rear flank suggests the latter but the bill tip, which I'd expect to be dark tipped on the lower mandible is annoyingly hidden .
2 - Probably Swinhoe's Minivet, not sure Ashy is on the Khao Yai list?
3 - Maybe Yellow-browed Warbler.
4 - Could turn this into a number of things...
I'm not getting the lemon-yellow undertail coverts that were obvious on both the recent UK Eastern Crowned Warblers, no more than the barest hint here.
I'm not getting the lemon-yellow undertail coverts that were obvious on both the recent UK Eastern Crowned Warblers, no more than the barest hint here.