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Nepal (1 Viewer)
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Grahame Walbridge
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1. Male Beautiful Rosefinch
2. Hen Harrier
3. Fem Great Rosefinch
4. ?
5. Himalayan Griffon Vulture?
6. Fem Himalayan Blutail
7. Yellow-vented Warbler
8. Whistler's Warbler?
9. Male Rufous-gorgeted Flycatcher
10. Stripe-throated Yuhina
11. Black-faced Warbler
12. Male Rufous-gorgeted Flycatcher
13. Blue Whistling-thrush
14. ?
15. Male Blue-fronted Redstart
16. Chestnut-crowned Laughing-thrush
Grahame
2. Hen Harrier
3. Fem Great Rosefinch
4. ?
5. Himalayan Griffon Vulture?
6. Fem Himalayan Blutail
7. Yellow-vented Warbler
8. Whistler's Warbler?
9. Male Rufous-gorgeted Flycatcher
10. Stripe-throated Yuhina
11. Black-faced Warbler
12. Male Rufous-gorgeted Flycatcher
13. Blue Whistling-thrush
14. ?
15. Male Blue-fronted Redstart
16. Chestnut-crowned Laughing-thrush
Grahame
Grahame Walbridge
Well-known member
4. Rufous-vented Tit
Grahame
Grahame
4. Looks like either Coal or Rufous-vented Tit. I think Everest is in the west, so the form of Coal Tit that should occur is melanolophus or Spot-winged Tit. I can't make out any spots on the wing though. So maybe Rufous-vented? EDIT: Posts crossed.
5. Has 7, maybe 8 fingers showing, so I think Hiamalayan Griffon is the best option.
5. Has 7, maybe 8 fingers showing, so I think Hiamalayan Griffon is the best option.
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Grahame Walbridge
Well-known member
5. On closer inspection agree it appears to show 8 fingers which would point towards Eurasian Griffon as the better option.
14. Fem Hodgson's Redstart seems a fair call. I was thrown by the apparent narrow black bars on the underparts which, now I have blown the image up, are in fact mis-placed feathers.
Grahame
14. Fem Hodgson's Redstart seems a fair call. I was thrown by the apparent narrow black bars on the underparts which, now I have blown the image up, are in fact mis-placed feathers.
Grahame
