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Western Sahara 3 (1 Viewer)
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MTem
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I'd say Desert for the first three (not seen Dunn's, but the bill looks too small, and the pp too long). Could be Bar-tailed, but the tail looks to have quite a wide diffuse dark tip from what little can be seen.
Last two Thekla, (curved lower mandible)
Not an expert by any means so wait further comment before tagging them!
Mick
Last two Thekla, (curved lower mandible)
Not an expert by any means so wait further comment before tagging them!
Mick
Gladiator96
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imo 1 and 2 are bar-tailed, 3 is desert
I think all the first three are Bar-tailed Lark.
MTem
Well-known member
Certainly going by the small dainty bill and the rufous tertials I'd agree Andrew, I was just concerned about what looks to be quite a broad dark diffuse tail band. Seen many more Desert than Bar-tailed mind you!
Mick
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