Field work ... hard work! (1 Viewer)

[nickderry]

I'm going to go for Marsh Harrier, just to be different.

 

[teamsaint]

I'm going to go for Marsh Harrier, just to be different.

I would go for Marsh Harrier too.

 

[neil78]

Common Buzzard for me as well please

 

[ody]

Common Buzzard is correct.
Here the bird one moment before.
The next one are two crops of the same pic.That means two info points as a help to id.

 

[tim.birdboy]

Perhaps a Greenshank, if those are found in Greece?

 

[NickPatel92]

Knot?

 

[ody]

Perhaps a Greenshank, if those are found in Greece?

Hi Birdboy.All my pics are made in Greece!

 

[teamsaint]

I'll say marsh Sandpiper (not just to be different)

 

[CAU]

My guess is Wood Sandpiper (adult moulting to winter plumage).

 

[nickderry]

I'm going to go for wood sand aswell if I may.

 

[ody]

You are very good.It was a Wood Sandpiper.
Here the whole pic and two more crops of another pic to id.

 

[teamsaint]

red-backed shrike?

 

[The Analog Kid]

red-backed shrike?

Agree....

 

[nickderry]

just to be different, I agree!

 

[NickPatel92]

Red backed shrike.

 

[CAU]

Ody, your Gull-billed Tern is really a Whiskered Tern. You might want to have a look at this thread:

http://www.birdforum.net/showthread.php?t=95958

Note that even the place is exactly the same. And yes, I agree with all the others that the last picture shows a Red-backed Shrike.

 

[ody]

Ody, your Gull-billed Tern is really a Whiskered Tern. You might want to have a look at this thread:

http://www.birdforum.net/showthread.php?t=95958

Note that even the place is exactly the same. And yes, I agree with all the others that the last picture shows a Red-backed Shrike.

Thank you CAU!
I posted in the thread some more pics.
Here the whole pic from the Red-backed Shrike and two more crops of another crop to id.

 

[NickPatel92]

I'm going to say Sedge warbler, even though i think there are Moustached warblers in Greece.

 

[Zac Hinchcliffe]

Aquatic? or Moustached?

 

[neil78]

Sedge Warbler