ody
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Nope!
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Field work ... hard work! (7 Viewers)
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lou salomon
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haha, indeed not much left. now that we have wandered through all probable species i'll try it with prob. most the common breeder of the region: campestris. hm?
ody
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Hi ,Lou!
Collins has lot of pipits.The pic was taken 26/11/2008.So according to collins they do not occur in Greece at the time.That means campestris is not correct.|=(|
colonelboris
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Just leaves spinoletta, no? Going on date and location, white tail sides, etc, that is.
lou salomon
the birdonist
how true. :-C
ody
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It is a water pipit at Gallikos river.
I know such pics are not so fair for an id!
The next is also a part from a ...
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razorsharp
For the Laugh
Meadow Pip??
Sue Wright
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I agree with Nick
ody
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I also agree with Nick.
The next is blur and croped.
I think for you is no problem!
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Sue Wright
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...and again, in agreement with Nick and a Great Tit.
Sue Wright
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Me too. I'd go for a female though . . .
I'll bet you would!!!! :eek!: MEN!!!! |^|
ody
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colonelboris
Right way up again
Best I can do is Spotted Flycatcher. Got me stumped...
lou salomon
the birdonist
hm, subalpine might be correct. although i don't see white outer rectrices i'll try lesser whitethroat.
Cristian Mihai
Cristian Mihai
Garden Warbler?
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