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will@bill

FATHER AND SON TEAM

• Mar 6, 2009

• #1

anyone want to hazzard a guess:t:

 

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DaveN

Derwent Valley Birder

• Mar 6, 2009

• #2

Reed Bunting?

 

Gill Osborne

Well-known member

• Mar 6, 2009

• #3

The second & third ones make me think of Reed Bunting but that first one seems to have a yellow hint to the chin area......or is this just me being absolutely knackered and needing my bed? :-O

I'll stick with Reed Bunting..........I think

 

Birdbox

staringin2thevoid

• Mar 6, 2009

• #4

Even though the tail looks about 4 miles long I'd say Reed Bunt.

 

John P

Usually on a different wavelength

• Mar 6, 2009

• #5

Reed Bunting was my first impresssion but now I'm wondering if it's a Redpoll sp.

 

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Howard King

Well-known member

• Mar 7, 2009

• #6

something other than reed bunting tails toooo long but what wouldn't like to guess

 

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Tom c

Well-known member

• Mar 7, 2009

• #7

Image 2 suggests Redpoll Sp!!

 

Steve Waite

What you looking at?

• Mar 7, 2009

• #8

It's a Reed Bunting.

Many Buntings (Reed, Corn, Yellowhammer) can appear to have surprisingly long tails at times.

 

Sy V

Well-known member

• Mar 7, 2009

• #9

Yep, looks like a female (prob) Reed Bunting to me.

 

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Alan Tilmouth

Well-known member

• Mar 7, 2009

• #10

I'll add my voice to Reed Bunting as well, can't see anything that suggest anything else.

 

will@bill

FATHER AND SON TEAM

• Mar 7, 2009

• #11

Rare Visitor said:

I'll add my voice to Reed Bunting as well, can't see anything that suggest anything else.

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thanks all reed bunt it must be:t: