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Recent content by Mari E

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    Some from Cairns, Australia

    Great thanks also to mjh73 and TheFlyingRat, Chestnut-breasted mannikin didn't occure to me because I hadn't seen any in the area, but looking at juvenile photos it definitely was one, so thank you! I just cannot seem to be able to get grips with honeyeaters, so will have to do more research...
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    Some from Cairns, Australia

    Hi MacNara, Thanks for the warm welcome! I was in Kyoto for 5 years before I moved to Sapporo for uni. I had been away from BirdForum for a while because I was too busy with all the studying, but I’m hoping to spend more time both here and out in the fields, now that things are all starting to...
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    Some from Cairns, Australia

    Hi, I spent several great days in Cairns, but I have some photos that I'm struggling to ID. I'm sorry that all of the photos are heavily cropped & out of focus, backlit etc. All the photos taken in Cairns. 1. Honeyeater, but what species? 2. Looks very dark overall but might just be the...
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    Several days in Cairns

    MJB, thanks again for the suggestion! Will definitely consider getting in touch with him.
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    Several days in Cairns

    Thank you everyone for the great recommendations and advice! Tom : Stone-curlew is one of the speices I've always wanted to see, so I will definitely look out for them! MJB : Thank you for the information, I will do more research before departing. Jim : I checked eBird and was surprised to see...
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    Several days in Cairns

    Hi, I will be visiting Cairns in March and I will hopefully have 4 or 5 days to birdwatch in the area. Since I cannnot drive and will be going on my own, I cannot visit places that are only accessible by car. (I could use a taxi but with my tight budget I'd rather not.) I also don't plan to...
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    Mugimaki Flycatcher? Japan

    Thank you for the confirmation! I found this bird on the balcony, it didn't move at all so I quickly took this picture before going out on the balcony to check if it's okay. It flew off as soon as I stepped out so I assume it was just daydreaming;) Shame I only had my phone to take the picture...
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    Mugimaki Flycatcher? Japan

    I would like a confirmation that this is a mugimaki flycatcher since I've never seen one before ;)
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    Young Birder

    On 91
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    Quick question re Rutland Water

    I don't remember there being any cafes, but better to ask someone who knows Rutland better than me :)
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    Non birders bless 'em

    My science teacher used to say that female robins don't have red breasts. oh and she used to say that she sees lots of woodpigeon x collared dove hybrids in her garden. young woodie?
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    Camera to use with Nikon ED50A

    Thanks for the reply, TG 1/2 looks like a good easy-to-use camera, I've never used Olympus before so I will check it out in shop:t: I see your point about the internal zoom, I've always used my old camera handheld against the eyepiece with no satisfactory results so it might be a good choice ;)
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    Camera to use with Nikon ED50A

    I plan to start digiscoping with Nikon ED50A and am doing some research on which camera to use, but still haven't decided. I want to digiscope just to get some decent record shots, and since I've got no big budget, I was thinking about buying a cheap-ish nikon compact digital camera. I've got...
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    Young Birder

    Been so busy this year, I'm at 56 :-(
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    Juvenile gull ID, Netherlands

    I'm thinking lesser too
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