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balbuzard26

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Hello,

Can you help me please identify these birds caught in Viet Nam?

Thank you in advance
 

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First bird looks like a female cyornis flycatcher, second is either Grey chinned or long tailed minivet, the latter I can't reconcile with anything other than a juvenile striated grassbird, as it looks to heavy in the bill for any of the other cisticolas.

Hopefully others will chip in!
 
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Couldn't no.1 be Taiga Flycatcher? There's no orange on the breast, and it's a very open perch.

Agree that no. 2 is either Grey-chinned or Long-tailed Minivet - I wouldn't like to say which, as both species have yellow underwing-coverts and underwing-bar.Maybe Grey-chinned, as the head looks wholly grey?

No. 3 looks like a Cisticola to me, although it does look rather robust. For one thing, the undertail pattern looks typical of a Cisticola. I'm not sure what juv. Striated Grassbird looks like, as I can't find any images online, but surely it would have a longer tail and streaked underparts.
 
In the second set, I don't know what no. 1 is. It's a finch or sparrow but quite rusty on the underparts. Do you have any other images? A location or indication of habitat might help.

I agree with Daniel on nos. 2 & 3. No. 4 is looks like female Olive-backed Sunbird.
 
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