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Identify this bird (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter tringbirds
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Keith Reeder
Watch the birdie...
A clue to the country this was in would be very helpful...
Storm-Petrel
registered dude
I dont think they have mangrove cukcoos in europe
Progne Subis
Bird is the word...
It looks like a Saltator sp. to me.
Motmot
Eduardo Amengual
Agree. Throat and breast design plus underparts colours match better Black-headed Saltator (Saltator atriceps) imo but not sure if Buff-throated Saltator (Saltator maximus) can be 100% excluded on this pic.
PS: The country is mentioned on first post, Honduras (Central America).
Steve Lister
Senior Birder, ex County Recorder, Garden Moths.
Honduras is over your way somewhere, not in Europe. But you are right, we don't have Mangrove Cuckoos.
Steve
birderbf
Wild, Wild West ................... ern Spindalis
I actually thought the bird was from Europe too at first (notice the flag). I was going to say Great Tit or something, but then I saw Honduras...
tringbirds
Well-known member
alan
I am first time user and found getting around the site a little confusing. By the time I had found out how to upload I was beginning to lose the plot. Apologies and no more helps
I am first time user and found getting around the site a little confusing. By the time I had found out how to upload I was beginning to lose the plot. Apologies and no more helps
tringbirds
Well-known member
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You are right of course. I have just joined the site and finding my way around.By the time I had some inkling on how to upload the image I had lost some patience. i do not think the forum is the easiest to get used straight off.I apologise if you think my approach was tackless - it was not intended.
You are right of course. I have just joined the site and finding my way around.By the time I had some inkling on how to upload the image I had lost some patience. i do not think the forum is the easiest to get used straight off.I apologise if you think my approach was tackless - it was not intended.
Dave B Smith
Well-known member
Tringbirds,
Please don't take any comments too negatively and please feel free to post any other ID queries that might arise. Most of us learn something trying to figure out the ID or at least reading someone else's explanation. The original poster is not the only one who benefits.
Thanks,
