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I don't think we have too many African species entered into this thread?
A quick cursory search of the thread doesn't show much. But there is one now, by golly!!Southern Grey-headed Sparrow - BirdForum Opus
I don't think we have too many African species entered into this thread?
I can't see any bunting has been highlighted so far and feel that the Indigo Bunting is a worthy article (on top of being a rather beautiful bird!)
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I just did some work on an addition to the Crowned Woodnymph/Central - South America.
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A lot of info and nice images there. Might not impress you, but it did me.
Good FA potential??
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A lot of info and nice images there. Might not impress you, but it did me.
Good FA potential??
Certainly a stunner of a hummer that one Barney!
Additional information if you want to add it: The first two images should be subspecies venusta, and the one my Megan Perkins should be verticeps.
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Thanks to all the contributors to the production of this superb Ashy Flycatcher page: Ashy Flycatcher - BirdForum Opus
We don't appear to have a redshank highlighted yet... but I think Spotted Redshank deserves to be in this thread: Spotted redshank
Has this been entered to the EA, or FA, thread? I just added an image by JB to it and there is a lot of information there.
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10-22, which is the police "10-code" here in some locales in the US for disregard. I found where it appears it has on both counts. Not so recently, but there.
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10-22, which is the police "10-code" here in some locales in the US for disregard. I found where it appears it has on both counts. Not so recently, but there.
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Yes Barney... it was featured in August 2021Has this been entered to the EA, or FA, thread? I just added an image by JB to it and there is a lot of information there.
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10-22, which is the police "10-code" here in some locales in the US for disregard. I found where it appears it has on both counts. Not so recently, but there.
I'm surprised that no koels have been flagged in this thread before.
So I'm adding Pacific Koel Thanks to everyone who has contributed, with text, images, video and a recording too.
So I'm adding Pacific Koel Thanks to everyone who has contributed, with text, images, video and a recording too.
Not much in Habitat and Behaviour though. I'll see what I can find.
Edit; I have found some resources, but I am not sure about accuracy. Have added small amounts of detail to improve, but don't want to be inaccurate. If anyone has access to BotW please PM me with the species description, so I can work on it, or may be do it yourself, if you want to.
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I'm surprised that no-one has spotted the Northern Wheatear article for inclusion here before now. Thanks so much to all the contributors.
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I've just come across Crimson Sunbird: Crimson Sunbird - BirdForum Opus Thanks to all those who helped with the article.
A beautiful bird and found in such pretty settings too.
A beautiful bird and found in such pretty settings too.
I think both Royal Albatross pages belong here
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A possible for down the road from the area of Asia & sub-Saharan Africa.
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There's a good amount of work there, with a bit of "tidying" needed. I've got two images to go in it: one of which is what brought me to it in the first place, plus a female I found in the BF Gallery.
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There's a good amount of work there, with a bit of "tidying" needed. I've got two images to go in it: one of which is what brought me to it in the first place, plus a female I found in the BF Gallery.
