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Hi,

would need some help with those two; both were seen 2300m above sea level - I would suggest Rock Thrush and maybe Western Bonelli's Warbler but second one is only a guess...


Thanks for ever help that can be given :)


Fabian
 

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@John: I actually noted Wheatear in the field, but then saw the picture at home and got confused by the blue-grey back and the little orange... but Wheatear seems right to me too
- and damn it I will never leave my 7D at home for a tour!
 
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