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Birds of prey in East Africa (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter mkphotography
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birdboybowley
Well-known member.....apparently so ;)
1 imm Palmnut Vulture
2 Dark Chanting Goshawk
3 & 4 Yellow-billed Kites
2 Dark Chanting Goshawk
3 & 4 Yellow-billed Kites
birdsoftheferry
Active member
Hi,
1 is a Palm-nut Vulture
2 Dark-chanting Goshawk
3 & 4 are Black Kites.
Martyn
1 is a Palm-nut Vulture
2 Dark-chanting Goshawk
3 & 4 are Black Kites.
Martyn
birdboybowley
Well-known member.....apparently so ;)
In case of confusion Marc, Yellow-billed Kite is usually split from Black Kite by most authorities, although some still keep it as a ssp of BK
mkphotography
Member
Thanks for IDs and the extra explanation. Well appreciated.
One more question: how can you see that 2 is a dark-chanting goshawk rather than a eastern chanting goshawk?
One more question: how can you see that 2 is a dark-chanting goshawk rather than a eastern chanting goshawk?
