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Recent content by Rufous Hornero

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    hello everyone

    Hi and welcome to BF. This might help you... http://www.birdforum.net/showthread.php?t=15931 Good luck!
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    Need help with Finch ID

    Thanks-- A lesser golfinch it is then!
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    Need help with Finch ID

    Hi everyone, Took this photo in Guatemala, Lake Atlitan. I think it's a finch, but not sure which one? Thanks in advance Ceci
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    Find the Bird!

    Very funny :-O
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    Find the Bird!

    Are you serious? ;)
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    Find the Bird!

    I think (please correct me if I'm wrong) that it's a Wattled Jacana (inmature). Here's the pic...
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    Find the Bird!

    Ooooh You are good Larry and are very close! Yes, a Jacana inmature but not the Northern one...
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    Find the Bird!

    Hi, among these beautiful water lilies (Rio Dulce Lake, Guatemala) there's a birdie. Can you find it? and what is it? I've got a second pic that reveals its identity ;)
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    ID- Mexico- Chichen Itza ruins

    Thanks Motmot. I'm not good when it comes to identifying little birds, least of all Warblers...
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    ID- Mexico- Chichen Itza ruins

    I've got another little bird that looks like a Warbler... This was taken in Caye Caulker, Belize. Anyone can help? Thanks again
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    ID- Mexico- Chichen Itza ruins

    Oh, a warbler! Thanks a lot guys. I can see the resemblance.
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    ID- Mexico- Chichen Itza ruins

    Hi, I cannot ID this bird. Does anyone have a clue about what this little fellow might be? Any ideas are welcome. Cheers
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    The Big Year by Mark Obmascik

    Hi everybody Haven't read any of the books mentioned in this thread. I'm actually a bit new to birding literature so thank you very much for all your suggestions.
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    Four-winged shelduck Norfolk. World first!

    No problem Billy :t:
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    Four-winged shelduck Norfolk. World first!

    I wouldn't tick it off your world list just yet Mr Patience. If you see close enough you'll notice that there's another shel coming right behind the first one making an ilusion of a fourwinged bird. I suggest you enlarge the pic to see it properly ;)
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