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Great page. As someone who is just learning about the intricacies of identification I will be making frequent use of this page. Thank you very much for posting it and congrats to all involved.
steve
 
Just a small comment, I think that the explanation of primary projection could be a bit clearer. I think it is saying that in chiffchaff, the projection is equal to have the length of the tertials whereas in willow warbler it is 3/4?
 
Surreybirder said:
Just a small comment, I think that the explanation of primary projection could be a bit clearer. I think it is saying that in chiffchaff, the projection is equal to have the length of the tertials whereas in willow warbler it is 3/4?
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Thanks Ken.

Please do feel free to edit it if you think you can word it better. Just click on Edit for the Wings section.
 
Sorry Ken.... just managed to catch up with this.

That's strange - I thought Ollie had sorted that for everyone. I'll get on to it.
 
Oh!! I sent you a private message (or whatever they're called now), on 21 April asking if it was working for you, as I'd been told it was sorted.

Didn't you get it Ken? Very strange.

Sooo, I'm guessing not.... I'll chase it up again.
 
delia todd said:
Oh!! I sent you a private message (or whatever they're called now), on 21 April asking if it was working for you, as I'd been told it was sorted.

Didn't you get it Ken? Very strange.

Sooo, I'm guessing not.... I'll chase it up again.
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Thanks, Delia,
I may have missed the PM as I don't come on here very often.
Ken
 
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