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Great Northern Diver - Firth of Forth (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Gander
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It looks like a breeding plumage Red-throated Diver to me.
Rotherbirder
Well-known member
|:S| As if this isn't hard enough without them changing their attire. 3
I never considered R-T D, as there was a silvery winter R-T D specimen, just along from the pictured bird. I also, thought the head and back of neck were black, not grey, but I think that was the effect of distance. |:$|
I never considered R-T D, as there was a silvery winter R-T D specimen, just along from the pictured bird. I also, thought the head and back of neck were black, not grey, but I think that was the effect of distance. |:$|
