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Mystery bunting - Turkey
Or this: http://www.alsirhan.com/images/Corn_Bunting_sc420.jpg and this: http://f3.webmart.de/f.cfm?id=1231426&r=threadview&t=4068210&m=16363635#16363635 ;) Maffong- Maffong
- Post #114
- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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Mystery bunting - Turkey
You can at least write off the experts for Little and Reed Bunting (probably even for Pine Bunting) as many obvious characteristics and general appearance don't fit these species at all. Eventhough I'm still in for Corn Bunting I might still be persuaded that it's a Yellowhammer or Cirl Bunting...- Maffong
- Post #111
- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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Mystery bunting - Turkey
With the bird now pretty safely identified as a Corn Bunting, I'd like to add my two cents to the photographer discussion. I don't really understand, where it came from, that everybody assumed, that the original finders are photographers instead of birders. They used sound logical arguments...- Maffong
- Post #87
- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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Mystery bunting - Turkey
If anyone still needs to be convinced, here's a pic I took last year in Spain. The birds are 100% Corn Buntings and I can't see much difference to the discussed bird. I'd apologize for the bad quality, but I think in this case it adds to the comparability Maffong- Maffong
- Post #76
- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A