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parrot crossbill

  1. Parrot crossbill     Male

    Parrot crossbill Male

  2. Parrot crossbill    Female

    Parrot crossbill Female

  3. Parrot Crossbill

    Parrot Crossbill

  4. Parrot Crossbill

    Parrot Crossbill

  5. Parrot Crossbill

    Parrot Crossbill

  6. Last of the Parrot Crossbill shots

    Last of the Parrot Crossbill shots

    Here he tilted his head towards me, so you can see that thickly arched bill in profile.
  7. Parrot Crossbill

    Parrot Crossbill

    This was one of the pics I submitted to ID forum to ask whether this was a Parrot Cb or a Red Cb. In Norway they're known as Spruce and Pine Cbs respectively. The critical feature to see is the bill, which is quite a bit bigger and Roman-nose arched in the Parrot Cb. Not quite so easy to see...
  8. Parrot Crossbill (female)

    Parrot Crossbill (female)

    Not so colorful as the male. Perhaps that's why she's hiding ... embarrassed to be so plain? I think she's quite pretty nevertheless.
  9. Latest home patch lifer

    Latest home patch lifer

    Not a lot of birds about when I walked to the Botanical Gardens and the Lade Trail one day last October. Fall migration was pretty much over, so no waders at the mudflats, and the thrushes and warblers mostly gone from the woods. But I heard a flock of something unfamiliar flying by several...
  10. Parrot Crossbill

    Parrot Crossbill

    Parrot Crossbill Photo captured in Nottinghamshire
  11. Parrot Crossbill

    Parrot Crossbill

  12. Parrot Crossbill

    Parrot Crossbill

  13. Parrot Crossbill

    Parrot Crossbill

  14. Digiscoped Male Parrot Crossbill

    Digiscoped Male Parrot Crossbill

    4 birds seen and this was a monster !
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    Parrot Crossbill

  16. Parrot Crossbill

    Parrot Crossbill

    A rarity in the Netherlands, and a species that needs to drink from time to time and therefor is pretty predictable
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