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African Crake, Egypt (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter amears
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Bismarck Honeyeater
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I would concur. A rare bird in the Western Palearctic. Well spotted, I saw this picture a while back but didn’t look too closely.
Bismarck Honeyeater
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Apparently I should have stuck with my first thought. 😸
The head and neck patterning is Corncrake, the apparently heavily barred flanks may well have been caused by maladjusted contrast.
The head and neck patterning is Corncrake, the apparently heavily barred flanks may well have been caused by maladjusted contrast.
