ABC Birds (1 Viewer)

[MikeInPA]

Shall we skip Q then?

 

[delia todd]

Maybe this time. Perhaps by the time it comes round again more people will have joined in and they'll have some "Q's" under their belts.

X will likely cause the next hiccup I guess.

 

[MikeInPA]

Maybe this time. Perhaps by the time it comes round again more people will have joined in and they'll have some "Q's" under their belts.

X will likely cause the next hiccup I guess.

Not unless we sneakily use the scientific name. 🤔

 

[delia todd]

LOL I'd been considering that too!!!

 

[MikeInPA]

In which case here's a Robin, American variety.

 

[delia todd]

Superb Fairywren (wee beauties that was the cause of my trip to Oz!)

 

[kennethwfd]

(Black) Swan. I did mention the use of scientific or local names in post #2 having previously played a similar game on another forum. Y and Z will also be problematic, anyone got a photo of a wild Zebra Finch?

 

[delia todd]

anyone got a photo of a wild Zebra Finch?

Yep!!!

 

[delia todd]

(Grey) Teal

 

[Julie50]

Struggling for a U anyone got a Ural owl!

 

[foresttwitcher]

Terrible picture but yes... Ural Owl, Karuizawa, Japan.

 

[delia todd]

Variegated Fairywren

 

[Julie50]

No V?

 

[delia todd]

No V?

Oooops!!! Seems I need to go back to school.

Sorry.

I have got a V.... I'll switch it over

 

[delia todd]

I changed it... my W will have to wait till the next round LOL

 

[Essex Tern]

Wheatear:

 

[MikeInPA]

I thought I had a Yellow-headed Blackbird with the scientific name of Xanthocephalus xanthocephalus.
I know I have some from Utah somewhere. Maybe next time. I the meantime here's a Y, a Yellow-throated Warbler which was a new yard tick recently.

 

[delia todd]

And here's the Zebra Finch.

He was a little out of range (100 km or so). No idea how it had turned up there.

 

[Essex Tern]

Round 2: Avocet

 

[Julie50]

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