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Dimitris

Birdwatcher in Oz
lou salomon said:
peter 1/5
dimi 1/5 --> there is a second no. 4 (some marked it with 4b)
a rock thrush with such a long tail? and with white on upper tail? (white in rock thrush is on lower back) and with such light underparts? - they're heavier mottled. whole structure isn't RT.

Hmm I tried to id it without seeing the whole bird..Anyways a Wheatear for sure.But what species.

I vote Barred Warbler for number 4b)
 

lou salomon

the birdonist
peter 3/5
ken 2/5
dimi no improvement.
a book about the palearctic wheatears came out this year (by PANOV), just i don't have to spare so much for a wheatear-book only.
 

Jurij Hanžel

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1 Long-toed Stint
2 Great Snipe
3 Serin
4 Fieldfare
5 Red-flanked Bluetail (doesn't look much like one, but there may be a reason for cropping the tail ...)
 

Ghostly Vision

Well-known member
Redstart was my first thought but it can't be as I only got the Serin correct.

So, Red-flanked Bluetail it is.

Here are the answers then

1 Long-toed stint
2 Can't be Great snipe. Go back to Nutcracker?
3 Serin
4 Fieldfare
5 RFB



Sean
 
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Jurij Hanžel

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Well, I guess 5 is a kind of a Redstart.
Maybe Black? OK, it's too rufous on the breast for a gibraltariensis female, but who knows what females of other ssp. look like ...
 
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lou salomon

the birdonist
los 5 picturos
 

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