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<blockquote data-quote="hannu" data-source="post: 1415805" data-attributes="member: 19244"><p>Mole1, </p><p> </p><p>Indeed, this case is a challence, because of blurry pics, </p><p>but here are some of my thoughts, which leads me to think more EGP-option than AGP. </p><p> </p><p> </p><p>a) The lacking / weakness of figures in cheeks/ear coverts (juv AGP seems to have usually heavier streaks in cheeks/ear coverts)</p><p>b) The colour of supercilium is clearly a buffy, not whitish, if we compare it to the colour of belly or vent.</p><p>c) The width of supercilium (relative narrow) reminds more typical EGP than typical AGP.</p><p>d) The pale streaks in the cap are normally smaller / finer in AGP than this case. </p><p>e) The primary projection is relative short if we compare it to the lenght of visible primaries and the situation of tip of longest tertial.</p><p></p><p>But who knows????</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hannu, post: 1415805, member: 19244"] Mole1, Indeed, this case is a challence, because of blurry pics, but here are some of my thoughts, which leads me to think more EGP-option than AGP. a) The lacking / weakness of figures in cheeks/ear coverts (juv AGP seems to have usually heavier streaks in cheeks/ear coverts) b) The colour of supercilium is clearly a buffy, not whitish, if we compare it to the colour of belly or vent. c) The width of supercilium (relative narrow) reminds more typical EGP than typical AGP. d) The pale streaks in the cap are normally smaller / finer in AGP than this case. e) The primary projection is relative short if we compare it to the lenght of visible primaries and the situation of tip of longest tertial. But who knows???? [/QUOTE]
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