Name a Bird You've Seen 2 (3 Viewers)

[Larry Sweetland]

There are quite a few from Java and Sumatra to play

 

[Jacana]

There are quite a few from Java and Sumatra to play

I actually had to search through Bristol-Kagu because some of the Australian ones I was sure you must have seen! Apparently not though...

 

[Larry Sweetland]

I actually had to search through Bristol-Kagu because some of the Australian ones I was sure you must have seen! Apparently not though...

The ones that are left aren't easy, but I'm sure there are some BFers that will have seen some of them, eg the emu-wren, grey honey, the miner, the whistler.and a couple of the parrots. Maybe even some of the grasswrens and quailthrushes.

I dare someone to ask Birdboybowley if he saw Black Grasswren 😁

 

[Jeff Hopkins]

I went through what I have left: 9 from S. America, 7 from Kenya, 2 each from Hispaniola, Myanmar, Sichuan, and The Philippines, and one each from Costa Rica and Kazakhstan.

Sorry I can't help on Indonesia or Australia.

 

[foresttwitcher]

There's some potentially low-hanging fruit for anyone who has been to Angola/Zambia/Tanzania. Also there are some Madagascan endemics left for anyone who has been there, particularly wetland stuff. @foresttwitcher seems to have posted some Malagasy stuff and might have some more to contribute.

A handful of species from some more well visited places too like Costa Rica, Australia, South Africa and Thailand that I'm surprised have not gone too.

Other than that, the biggest gains will be from anyone who has taken the time to thoroughly island-hop through the Philippines, Indonesia and Melanesia.

Will, I've got 3 Madagascar species left when the chance occurs... make that 5, I've just found a couple more! And one from East Africa.

 

[cajanuma]

The vast majority of mine are from South America, with a couple from Mexico and a handful from Africa (Ethiopia & Cameroon). Someone will have to play off my Spangled Coquette to get the ball rolling again

 

[Arbu]

8397 Spangled Coquette

8398 Coquerel's Coua

 

[cajanuma]

8398 Coquerel's Coua

8399 Petit's Cuckoo Shrike (birds named after Frenchmen)

 

[Jacana]

8398 Coquerel's Coua

A repeat unfortunately (8150)

Though the numbering was correct. Next bird is 8400

 

[Trystan]

Found another species on the list so I'm up to two. Was really struggling to play one though but how about this:

Hummingbirds drink nectar which is used by bees to produce honey so:

8398. Least Honeyguide

 

[Larry Sweetland]

Found another species on the list so I'm up to two. Was really struggling to play one though but how about this:

Hummingbirds drink nectar which is used by bees to produce honey so:

8398. Least Honeyguide

I think it also links to the last bird played: least=petit 😊

 

[cajanuma]

Found another species on the list so I'm up to two. Was really struggling to play one though but how about this:

Hummingbirds drink nectar which is used by bees to produce honey so:

8398. Least Honeyguide

8400 Dwarf Cuckoo

is the numbering right?

 

[Jeff Hopkins]

8400 Dwarf Cuckoo

is the numbering right?

8401 Little Yellow Flycatcher

Withdrawn

 

[Jacana]

8401 Little Yellow Flycatcher

You played that very recently (8387)

Next number is 8402

 

[Jeff Hopkins]

8401 Dwarf Cuckoo

8402 Black-bibbed Tit (since tit means small)

 

[cajanuma]

8403 Black-masked Finch

 

[Jeff Hopkins]

8403 Black-masked Finch

8404 Black-faced Prinia

 

[Arbu]

8405 Red-faced Liocichla

 

[kb57]

...now wait and see who has seen a Bugun liocichla before posting something red and / or faced!

 

[Jeff Hopkins]

8405 Red-faced Liocichla

8406 Blue-cheeked Amazon

Sorry kb57, but if someone plays Bugun Liocichla we'll be tying ourselves in knots to figure out how to play something from it.