Michał Jaro
Well-known member
This is the second time I am asking for help in recognizing this shrike, maybe this time I will find support In my opinion, red backed shrike is rather excluded
Why ?- as Tim Worfolk writes "Identification of red backed, isabelline and brown shrikes" - undertail coverts juv. redbacked are always grayish . These, despite of light interaction, are not grayish, but buff, worm. In addition, the bird has buff-orange supercilium in front of the eye. So ... could it be a senator or something excludes him?
Why ?- as Tim Worfolk writes "Identification of red backed, isabelline and brown shrikes" - undertail coverts juv. redbacked are always grayish . These, despite of light interaction, are not grayish, but buff, worm. In addition, the bird has buff-orange supercilium in front of the eye. So ... could it be a senator or something excludes him?