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Thanks Grahame, much appreciated!

Thanks Grahame, there was a huge flock that kept flying and settling down in front of the car...The one i have posted wasn't the only one different. But some in the flock were definitely darker and a bit larger than the others. I will post another of a different bird which i thought looked a...

Near Pune, Maharashtra, India. Dec 2020 Found in grasslands in a large flock of 100 or so. Was lighter in colour than the regular sykes. But is not that common this south. I think this is greater short toed. What do you guys think?

Looks like M. f. beema to me.

Citrine it is!

There were loads of the Juvenile pied bush chats around there, like in pic 1, which confused me but number 2 was definitely a bigger bird than those. Bad photo doesnt help! Thanks guys

Thanks mate. Same conundrum here. Tickell's Thrush does exist in that region but generally is a winter migrant. Also the bluish wash under wing was a bit confusing. Thanks for trying.

Thanks! Any takers for number 2?

Few birds from the Nilgiri hills in Southern India. 1) Some chat but cant find exact match in any of my books. Had a very prominent white wing patch. 2) No idea...Tickells Thrush? 3) Some flycatcher but very dark? 4)Juvenile blackbird? or some Thrush? 5) Streak throated or Scaly bellied? Thanks

Ah. Didn't think of chiffchaff. Here is another angle. Thanks

Spotted on outskirts of Pune in Western India in Jan 2017. Initially thought it was some flycatcher, then thought it was a Petronia, then though warbler. Still not sure! Any ideads

Cheers mate!

White tailed or Common? Wing had too much black. So couldnt place it. Thanks

Common Tailorbird male

1 Ashy Prinia 2 Does look like a crested tree swift 3 Dusky crag martin 4 Definitely Sulphur bellied warbled

Seen in Western India, Maharashtra. October 2016. In riverside fields.

Thanks guys!

3 more birds from around Darjeeling NE India. 2 warblers, presumably some Phylocoppus kinds Last was Thrush sized. (Sorry for pretty poor quality photo, was far in poor light) Help appreciated Cheers

bird number two was pretty big and definitely a gull. went overhead and not the best angle for a photo

Thanks both. My first impression of the falcon was that it looked bigger than a Kestrel, but it flew away so fast that, that photo was all that I got of it. But when I looked at the photo I thought Kestrel.