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Recent content by jogresh
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Algarve Warbler, Boca do Rio this morning
The easiest way to get an ID on the birds at Boca do Rio is to ID a singing bird by its song. Then once identified, if you wish you can get a feel for the plumage and structural features. ππ- jogresh
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- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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Odd BOP from Fridayβ¦just found during editing session of SD card.
That was my first impression.. π€π€·ββοΈ- jogresh
- Post #14
- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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Georgia April 25th / May 16th. Birding the High Caucasus - The Big 5 and beyond.....
Sounds great, have a good un π π¦π¦’π¦ π¦π¦ββ¬- jogresh
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- Forum: Vacational Trip Reports
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My East China Birding Trip - March, 2025
Great report thanks. I hope to bird China one day and a report like this is encouraging. A lot of reports describe the many difficulties with trying to bird there. How much did the B&B cost? πππ¦ββ¬π¦ββ¬- jogresh
- Post #14
- Forum: Your Birding Day
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Wren's calls QUESTION
Yep, it's not something I've ever verbalised, or even consciously thought about. It just comes from encountering these species repeatedly. πππ¦ββ¬π¦ββ¬- jogresh
- Post #3
- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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Man destroyed Peregrine eggs on St Albans Cathedral roof
Wtf!!?..- jogresh
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- Forum: Live Bird News from around the World
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Unknown call from Poland, March
Yes, LTT. It's a call they often give when nest building. πππ¦π¦ββ¬π¦’- jogresh
- Post #2
- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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The benefits of ecotourism - examples
I don't really understand the thinking behind this approach, which I've heard from various people. Do you recycle? Do you vote? Pay taxes? Why? You think your vote/taxes/recycling makes a difference? I still do them tho. Throw chewing gum wrapper into the bushes? No? Why not? Genuine questions...- jogresh
- Post #15
- Forum: Conservation
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Bird Call ID Help - East Cornwall UK
I also think it's probably a Great Tit. It might even be imitating a Coal Tit as it sounds very like one. π€π€·ββοΈπ¦ββ¬π¦- jogresh
- Post #3
- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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Algarve Warbler
Yep Chiffy. The Savis will be in the reeds. At Boca do Rio, you can step up the slope on one side of the track (the side with the trees), and this gives a couple of feet elevation over the reedbed. Good luck. πππ¦π¦’π¦- jogresh
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- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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KΓΆyceΔiz & Mugla area - SW Turkey
Sounds really promising ππ¦π¦’π¦ π»π¦π -
Vale of Glamorgan, South Wales, UK
Yes another vote for Chiffy πππ¦- jogresh
- Post #11
- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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KΓΆyceΔiz & Mugla area - SW Turkey
That's a great idea about the bird walks (and the sightings book). πππ¦π¦’π¦π¦ π¦ -
First birdsong!
Nice, seems there was a really big arrival today. πππ¦- jogresh
- Post #65
- Forum: Your Birding Day
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Early breeding birds
Grey Heron chicks in Dunham Park, UK 2 weeks ago πππ¦’- jogresh
- Post #6
- Forum: Birds & Birding