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Come and Guess. (1 Viewer)
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Bird is the word...
Jurij Hanžel
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2 Black Skimmer
4 albino Mallard
4 albino Mallard
Progne Subis
Bird is the word...
. #4 is an albino Mallard. Keep trying for #2 though! The bird appears darker than it actually is.
lou salomon
the birdonist
forster's tern for #2
a shearwater sp or maybe even albatross for #3? but no idea which.
pass the warblerish yellow-green job
a shearwater sp or maybe even albatross for #3? but no idea which.
pass the warblerish yellow-green job
Progne Subis
Bird is the word...
Both of you are heading in the right direction for #2, but you don't quite have it yet.
As for #3, it's not a bird beloning to either Procellariidae or Diomedeidae, think more along the lines of #2.
But for the 1st one, it is one of those "warblerish yellow-green jobs", so just keep guessing!
I'll give more clues later if necessary.
As for #3, it's not a bird beloning to either Procellariidae or Diomedeidae, think more along the lines of #2.
But for the 1st one, it is one of those "warblerish yellow-green jobs", so just keep guessing!
I'll give more clues later if necessary.
Progne Subis
Bird is the word...
Another one down! The second photo is a Common Tern. Good job Joao.
As for the last two, the warbler is not from the genus Dendroica. That should help a little. I've also attached a different photo of the same bird.
For the wing, I'll admit, it's a Tern. But what kind I'll leave up to you to figure out! I've made the crop a bit wider to reveal a bit more of the bird.
As for the last two, the warbler is not from the genus Dendroica. That should help a little. I've also attached a different photo of the same bird.
For the wing, I'll admit, it's a Tern. But what kind I'll leave up to you to figure out! I've made the crop a bit wider to reveal a bit more of the bird.
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lou salomon
the birdonist
orange crowned?
elegant?
elegant?
Progne Subis
Bird is the word...
Progne Subis
Bird is the word...
Progne Subis
Bird is the word...
Larry Lade
Moderator
2. Marbled Murrelet
3. Violet-Green Swallow
5. Anna's Hummingbird
3. Violet-Green Swallow
5. Anna's Hummingbird
Larry Lade
Moderator
João Menezes already tried that one up in post #35. Apparently, not correct.jacana said:
