All observed in April 2021 in the Taunus region.
1) Is this falcon ID-able from the photo?
2) Which of the Redstarts is this?
3) Probably song thrush?
4) Probably song thrush?
5+6) Same bird on those two photos. Could be a flycatcher, or something really common that I am missing here.
Thanks...
On February 20th I was birding in my back yard and I noticed a thrush. It was the first time I ever saw a thrush so I was skeptical. At first I Identified it as a song thrush (notice the arrow-shaped brown spots) but afterwards I looked up other pictures of song thrushes and none of them had...
Can someone just confirm my suspected ID. I don’t want to write what I think it is so there won’t be a bias. One of them is out of focus but shows the eyering.
Though there are
many unshared images ...
in the archive
... here's one
that I discovered
2 days ago ...
Another species ... that
comes infrequently
here ... last image
came nearly
3 years ago ... one
I posted even before
that ...
This species breeds
in Himalayas and
moves to
the ...
I heard this guy loooong before I saw him. He was pretty deep off the trail, and I scanned the trees several times. Finally, I caught his silhouette. Hiding in plain sight. He was around 30 yards or so off the trail. Plain looking guy with a pretty and complex song.
Fall-Winter - 28
One ... that swiftly
scurries along
the forest floor ...
... through the
leaf litter ...
earlier word
'ground' was its
middle name ...
Watch this richly
colored beauty in
a video-clip ... giving
a closeup view of
its feeding ... soon
after day-break ...
Link ...
Nominate ssp caeruleus. First record for Singapore. The previously known and confirmed southern most wintering ground is Thailand with unconfirmed records in Peninsula Malaysia.
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