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Guess the bird- (26 Viewers)
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Bewick
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Yes
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Alexander Stöhr
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1.where is the bird? Maybe a Whinchat, if I choose the right dot
3. Small Tortoiseshell?
3. Small Tortoiseshell?
Bewick
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Yes, Whinchat. Not for the butterfly.
Bewick
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Whinchat was the correct answer.
Jinac
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Yes yes, I'm as bad to identify bird as I am to write quickly (and correctly, of course but i can't help it, it's genetic, I'm french...) in English
Alexander Stöhr
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Most important you know: Jinac, I cant judge, how fast you can write, but the other one I think I can: The right/correct assesment is very good and not bad, I agree with google-translate.
And Orange Tip for the second butterfly?
And Orange Tip for the second butterfly?
Bewick
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Bewick
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Being able to read and interact with mostly English speaking users is very impressive- I can barely write in French even though I am also French and did my French GCSE's. You have also managed to correctly guess quite a few of my quizzes and have often helped others in Bird id section.
Bewick
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Yes
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Harry Stottle
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Little Owl?
Bewick
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Harry Stottle
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Nice find. What time of day was the photo taken? - it looks very light.
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Bewick
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14:50- they are more active in daylight hours compared to the other UK owls, this bird was flushed from a seemingly low perch. Still trying to get a decent photo, no luck yet.
