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    Vulture in Gambia

    I saw this vulture being mobbed by a couple of Black Kites, I think it's a European Griffon Vulture but as my field guide says they are uncommon I would like conformation. Picture was taken in Kololi, Gambia on 06/12/11
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    Help with I.Ds from Goa

    Any help confirming or correcting my I.Ds would be appreciated, all photos taken in Goa Nov - Dec. In pic 1, The Black-headed Ibis is for size comparison it's the cormorant I'm unsure of.
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    BOP in Gambia

    I've just returned from Gambia and saw plenty of birds, I've managed to I.D. them all except these two. For pic 1 I thought Lanner Falcon seemed most likely. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    2 LBB's - Lancashire

    Help with I.D. please. I thought willow warbler for the second (although it's song was different form the RSPB website) and no idea for the first.
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    Meadow pipit? - Yorkshire

    Am I correct in thinking this is a meadow pipit. It was flying straight upwards and singing then falling/drifting back down.
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    Morecambe Bay waders

    Just the birds in the centre foreground. I have never seen any of them before, but after much deliberation I have come up with. (left to right) Whimbrel, Curlew & Bar-Tailed Godwit. Confirmation or correction would be appreciated. Thanks
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    BOP Silhouette - Strumpshaw fen

    I though this may be a merlin, but according to the notebook in a nearby hide a hobby had been seen the same day. I have tried increasing the brightness in photoshop, but it dosen't help much
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    I.D. help, possible snipe

    I believe this is a snipe, (but I have been wrong before) I would be grateful for any help. Thanks
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    Kestrel or merlin?

    At first I thought this was a female kestrel, now after looking at field guides and pictures on this site and RSPB website I think it might be a merlin. The more I look the more confused I get.........but with my I.D'ing skills it's probably neither.
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    Martin Mere Redshank?

    Would I be correct I.D'ing these as Redshank, Is it normal for them to have such variable plumage. Tony
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    Donna nook I.D please

    Can anyone help with the I.D please.
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    Sanibel Island I.D. request

    I photographed this bird on a beach on Sanibel Island in October, I have looked through a Birds of Florida book but can't find it. I would have liked to spend more time and get a better shot, but about 10 foot in front of the bird, just next to the rocks it is standing on was a very pretty...
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    Hello

    Hello everyone, first post just to introduce myself. My name is Tony I live in Lancashire. I'm not only new to this site but new to birdwatching, looking forward to using the forum. Thanks, Tony
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