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testoduro · Apr 24, 2019

Some more species whose id I would gladly have confirmed:

1.

2.

3.

4.

My attempts:

1. Eastern Bonelli´s warbler.
2. Lesser whitethroat.
3 and 4. Calandra lark. Can bimaculate lark be ruled out? I've read that both species coexist in Lebanon.

Thank you!

Richard Prior · Apr 24, 2019

testoduro said:
Some more species whose id I would gladly have confirmed:

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My attempts:

1. Eastern Bonelli´s warbler.
2. Lesser whitethroat.
3 and 4. Calandra lark. Can bimaculate lark be ruled out? I've read that both species coexist in Lebanon.

Thank you!

I agree with your id in each case T, Bimac Lark would show a much stronger marked head pattern, the two species do occur in Lebanon but in different habitats in my experience, the Bimac is uncommon and found at altitude, Calandra very common especially in the Bekaa.

Parker · Apr 24, 2019

What about Hume's/Yellow browed warbler for the first.

Nutcracker · Apr 24, 2019

Parker said:
What about Hume's/Yellow browed warbler for the first.

Supercilium too weak for those :t:

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