ID needed, Israel 2017 (1 Viewer)

emilj_j

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• Feb 20, 2019

• #1

Masada, 1.5. 2017

 

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KenM

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• Feb 20, 2019

• #2

It’s a female Black Redstart, first two images.

Cheers

 

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screaming piha

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• Feb 20, 2019

• #3

I would say the first two are Common Redstart and the third is a Thrush Nightingale

 

KenM

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• Feb 20, 2019

• #4

screaming piha said:

I would say the first two are Common Redstart and the third is a Thrush Nightingale

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I was thrown by the brickwork :eek!: and the Thrush Nightingale a very good example!

Emil did you take the shots at the summit of Masada?

Cheers

 

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FaroeRagnar

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• Feb 20, 2019

• #5

remember to report if possible the thrush nightingale as it is not that common in Israel!

 

Richard Prior

Halfway up an Alp

• Feb 20, 2019

• #6

FaroeRagnar said:

remember to report if possible the thrush nightingale as it is not that common in Israel!

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It can't be that rare, we used to see plenty in Lebanon on Spring migration !

 

emilj_j

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• Feb 21, 2019

• #7

thanks to everybody for help.

Ken, the picture was taken in the garden of the hotel, not at the top of the fortress