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Iiamjulian replied to the thread West Midlands treecreeper or something else?.Great, thank you both.
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Iiamjulian posted the thread West Midlands treecreeper or something else? in Bird Identification Q&A.This bird has been playing games with me all week. It's in the garden somewhere. The call or song on my birdnet recording is quite high...
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IDitto to Marsh Tit with backup from a Treecreeper
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Ii think it's both marsh tit and common treecreeper.
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Iiamjulian replied to the thread Marsh Tit call? West Midlands UK.Ah excellent, thank you both. Makes sense as a Treecreeper almost flew into my head not long after I had recorded. Wasn't expecting a...
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IHello, I made a recording on birdnet. It is a call I have heard before but not frequently. I was in deciduous forest, West Midlands...
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Iiamjulian replied to the thread West Midlands ID request please.Thanks for that, much appreciated. Thousands of LBBs locally, very few Herring Gulls, but the lesson I am taking is that my hurried...
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Iiamjulian replied to the thread West Midlands ID request please.Thanks. Not many Herrings around here, but this lot were high and quite possibly not local. Hurried photos as photography wasn't planned...
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IThe funny thing is, when you said the bird was on the ground, I was looking at the image completely wrong (as if the bird was perched!)...
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Iiamjulian replied to the thread West Midlands ID request please.That makes sense, thanks. Looking at the colouring of the raptor's wings, the light and dark areas match a red kite on Google images...
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Iiamjulian replied to the thread West Midlands ID request please.Thank you, Deb. Our LLBs drift over morning and afternoon in a loose cloud both times. This lot were middle of the day and moving much...
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IHello all. Couple of ID requests if I may. The bird on the ground - Buzzard? It is about half a kilometre away so apologies for the...
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