Joern Lehmhus
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DonĀ“t you see it's a Great Auk hunting flying fish?I beg to disagree. The top bird is clearly an Ivory-billed Woodpecker š¤Ŗ
DonĀ“t you see it's a Great Auk hunting flying fish?I beg to disagree. The top bird is clearly an Ivory-billed Woodpecker š¤Ŗ
Egyptian Goose?Egg is a bit smaller than mute swan egg, but not too far...
And yes, a duck is involved, though most people wouldnĀ“t see that species as a duck, I think
They are all guesses KC (apart from maybe the fox and Lapwing flying across the river) šYou guys have way better eyes than I. I can go for a Fox but that's all.
you mean the air, deb?Even the Great Auk is a guess, itās completely the wrong habitat for that species.
Yes, Lou indeed āthe airā if you like to regard āairā as a habitat š - Clearly though, it obvious to those of us up to speed with these things, you are not well informed of the latest taxonomy - may I suggest you do some background reading!you mean the air, deb?
The small ones that survived are so small they are able to fly, and now conceal themselves among Razorbill flocks, among which they are completely indistinguishable.
No. The flap rate would have put the bird 8 inches closer to the centre of the picture if it had been an IBWOI beg to disagree. The top bird is clearly an Ivory-billed Woodpecker š¤Ŗ
Otherwise known as the 'air'bourne conspiracyYes, Lou indeed āthe airā if you like to regard āairā as a habitat š - Clearly though, it obvious to those of us up to speed with these things, you are not well informed of the latest taxonomy - may I suggest you do some background reading!
I also refer you to Joernās post #21
āDonĀ“t you see it's a Great Auk hunting flying fish?ā
So we already have precedent for airbourne Great Auks š
Know any good 'knock knock' jokes?No. The flap rate would have put the bird 8 inches closer to the centre of the picture if it had been an IBWO