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[lou salomon]

ok i'll show you more of it wait a minute

 

[lou salomon]

a ....... gull 3 come on! but now i can't give you 2 pts anymore...

 

[dan pointon]

Is this a WP gull???!

 

[lou salomon]

it occures regularly on the british isles

 

[Jurij Hanžel]

Hahahahahahahahaha!!
Laughing

 

[lou salomon]

well, 1 point for the HAHA-GULL! which it is indeed.

here's the whole pic (i love it - you get this hitchcock feeling!)

now go for the 1st one and the owl which it obviously is!

 

[dan pointon]

Gota be a Laughing!!!

EDIT: Looks like Jurij beat me too it, not sure about no.1 at the moment

 

[Jurij Hanžel]

well, 1 point for the HAHA-GULL! which it is indeed.

here's the whole pic (i love it - you get this hitchcock feeling!)

now go for the 1st one and the owl which it obviously is!

You promised 2 points!!

 

[lou salomon]

the owl

 

[lou salomon]

You promised 2 points!!

not if i showed you the whole bird! after you begging for the end of the agony...

 

[Jurij Hanžel]

Oh yes, point taken.

 

[Dimitris]

Short-eared Owl...

 

[Jurij Hanžel]

Ural Owl, and then I'm off, first symptoms of overdose are showing.

 

[lou salomon]

jurij, this time you were very eager. :clap:
awarded with 8 points! here is the rest 4 pics.

 

[lou salomon]

i'm off, "see" you tomorrow.

 

[lou salomon]

this is a special. one of them is definitely a non WP-bird, but famous enough to be known. some extras here if you add good comments for these odd birds. still you get 5 extras for naming 3 species on first try.

 

[dan pointon]

1 - Wallcreeper
2 - Bald Ibis
3 - Sage Grouse - a joint effort between me and Jurij, if it's right, we've agreed to share the points......
4 - Masked Shrike
5 - Merlin

There's the first offer, now give me 0/5!!!!!

Cheers,

 

[Jurij Hanžel]

1 Syrian Serin
2 Reef Egret
3 Sage Grouse (joint effort)
4 Woodchat Shrike
5 sure looks dainty enough for a Merlin

 

[lou salomon]

i give you both 0,5 points even the species is wrong: because of teamwork and because it really looks like a male sage grouse (i felt that too after i cropped it!)

no species correct so far but 3 guesses close. there is actually a scheme in the combination of these...but i won't tell it till you get a bit red in the face.

 

[lou salomon]

you gotta compare the size of the leaves in front of no.3 with the bird. this bird is breeding! and it has a remote connection to no.2 (not taxonomically though). for as which species is WP and which not i took the official AERC list of 2003.