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    warbler North west Greece

    Hello Alexander Yes, I agree with kuzeycem too, it’s a Reed Warbler. I’d like to add a few things, some barely visible though. First of all, the virtual pattern on the undertail coverts (1st photo) is created by darker uppertail coverts partly covering the pale undertail coverts. Standard acro...
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    [Norway] Little gulls?

    Kittiwakes in the first photo and a Ross’s Gull in the other two.
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    Warbler to identify in Mallorca

    Juvenile Balearic Warbler.
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    Falcon ID Crete, Greece

    Just a Common Buzzard.
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    Bird of prey id - Poland

    No. 3 is a European Honey Buzzard.
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    Falcon - sensitive species

    Sorry, missed it. To be honest I haven’t analysed it much as it was a bit late where I am. Didn’t have ‘saceroides’ in mind and It looked alright for a Lanner (really not a good idea to go on first impressions when dealing with taxa like these). Mr Forsman’s insight is very interesting and eye...
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    Falcon - sensitive species

    A beautiful Lanner Falcon
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    Eastern Stonechat candidate Montenegro

    I guess you can't be sure from the photos. I thought that white rump in males can be present only when in spring (breeding) plumage.
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    Eastern Stonechat candidate Montenegro

    Bump
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    Greenfinch? Cyprus.

    Yes
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    Eastern Stonechat candidate Montenegro

    Need opinions on this Stonechat from Montenegro. Bird was found on 13.2.2019. White rump patch was eye-catching in the field. It was refound yesterday (16.2.2019.). I took a slow motion video of it flying away through a scope. Underwing looked black throughout the video.
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