20 Questions (1 Viewer)

[Simon Wates]

12. Olive-backed pipit?

No

 

[Nutcracker]

13 Red-throated Pipit?

 

[Simon Wates]

13 Red-throated Pipit?

No

(by the way, I've checked all the Qs and As thoroughly)

 

[Nutcracker]

14 Pechora Pipit?

 

[Simon Wates]

14 Pechora Pipit?

No ||

 

[foresttwitcher]

Tawny?

 

[Simon Wates]

15. Tawny?

No

(back in a couple of hours)

 

[WACCOE]

Water Pipit?

 

[Nutcracker]

17 Buff-bellied Pipit?

[forgot this in my list of long-distance migrants above :'D]

 

[rosbifs]

i think water pipit as per above. I thought there was a little hint in the salt water answer but went for 'sky'lark for not in the water nudge nudge wink wink....

 

[Jos Stratford]

Was thinking about Water Pipit, but I'll go Meadow Pipit ...northern birds easily classify as long-distance migrants and are often in coastal habitats as for Delia's question.

 

[rosbifs]

Yeah jos I thought the hint could cover meadow as well 'water meadow'... That's assuming that it was a hint...

 

[Simon Wates]

16. Water Pipit?

No

 

[Simon Wates]

18. I'll go Meadow Pipit

No

 

[Simon Wates]

17 Buff-bellied Pipit?

[forgot this in my list of long-distance migrants above :'D]

No

(sorry answered in wrong order)

 

[Jos Stratford]

18. Think the questions went the wrong way this time ...

Richard's Pipit?

 

[Simon Wates]

18. Think the questions went the wrong way this time ...

Richard's Pipit?

Doesn't matter if it did - you got it! B

 

[Jos Stratford]

Doesn't matter if it did - you got it! B

Excellent, just in time.

Off out now, will post my new species in a few hours.

 

[lou salomon]

strange - when i asked about larks and pipits i already had in mind to ask about richard's next as i know they are a special thing in portugal with reliable wintering sites etc. but i just didn't come in time...

 

[Jos Stratford]

Okay, new species is prepared.

Slight edit that I forgot, behaviour-related questions only this time.