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    Inmature Redstart?

    Thanks to everyone for the answers and supporting documentation.
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    Inmature Redstart?

    I very much appreciate your response.
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    Garden Warbler?

    Thanks so much.
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    Inmature Redstart?

    Hello everyone Today in Guadalajara (Spain) I observed this bird that I believe is a redstart. Could it be an immature male? The greyish tone of the throat and shoulders (scapulars?) is a beginning of adult plumage. Thanks in advance.
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    Garden Warbler?

    Hello everyone. Today I observed, in Guadalajara (Spain), this warbler that I am not able to identify. I initially thought it might be a garden warbler, but the length of the bill and the shape of the forehead baffled me. Thanks in advance
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    Doubt about identification of yellow wagtail subspecies - Central Spain

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    Doubt about identification of yellow wagtail subspecies - Central Spain

    Hello everyone, these photos have been taken today in Guadalajara, in central Spain, in an area of dry crops, but close to a small pool of water. In the area we were able to see many yellow wagtails of the usual subspecies in our area: iberiae However, we doubt the bird in the photographs...
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    Oenanthe hispanica (?) (Central Spain)

    Thanks, Alexander. indeed a 2cy bird.
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    Oenanthe hispanica (?) (Central Spain)

    Hi, In the same specific area: around the Beleña lagoons, two weeks ago we saw this other specimen that, in that case, we did identify as a juvenile northern wheatear. This past observation, added to the presence of other northern wheatears, are the reason for our doubts regarding yesterday's...
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    Hen Vs Montagu´s Harrier in central Spain

    Thanks, so much
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    Hen Vs Montagu´s Harrier in central Spain

    Hello everyone This afternoon I observed this female harrier in Guadalajara, Central Spain, in an area bordering an urban area and an area of dry crops Mainly due to the short fifth primary (4 fingers) I think she is a female Montagu's harrier. I'm right? Are there any other features in these...
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    Crested or Thekla Lark. Guadalajara. Central Spain

    Thanks so much
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    Crested or Thekla Lark. Guadalajara. Central Spain

    Hi everyone I'm not sure if this photograph is sufficient to identify if this lark is a crested or thekla. The photograph was taken today in Guadalajara (Spain) in an area where both birds are common. I see that the shape of the crest and the convex base of the beak could indicate Thekla, but...
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    Doubt about a bird in Algarve

    Thanks so much
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    Doubt about a bird in Algarve

    Hi everyone Today in Algarve (Portugal), in a rice field área, we take this pictures of this birds than we can´t identify. reviewing reports from previous days we see that it has been reported Scaly-Breasted Munia (Lonchura punctulata) in the same hotspot. Can be the answer?. First picture is...
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