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Tangkoko, Indonesia (1 Viewer)
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Larry Sweetland
Formerly 'Larry Wheatland'
As there's an absence of replies, I'd say
1. isn't a serpent eagle.
2. Can't remember options of the glossy starling at Tankoko, try ebird, there might only be one sp.
3. Don't think it's Brown-throated
4. Most Asia experts seem to think that records of Little Sparrowhawk at Tankoko are suspect. Vinous-breasted does occur there.
Hopefully someone else will give you a better response!
1. isn't a serpent eagle.
2. Can't remember options of the glossy starling at Tankoko, try ebird, there might only be one sp.
3. Don't think it's Brown-throated
4. Most Asia experts seem to think that records of Little Sparrowhawk at Tankoko are suspect. Vinous-breasted does occur there.
Hopefully someone else will give you a better response!
James Lowther
Well-known member
bird 1 = spotted harrier?
no idea with the rest,
James
no idea with the rest,
James
I looks like it indeed, don't know why I didn't consider it.
2.I actually didn't watch the range map close enough, it seems like Asian Glossy Starling is the only option in Tangkoko.
3. I agree it's not a female Brown Throated as it doesn't have red eyes.
4. Noted. Where did you get that information ?
Larry Sweetland
Formerly 'Larry Wheatland'
Per Rob Hutchinson and James Eaton as I recall.
