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Id help - mishmi hills, Arunachal Pradesh, India - 8 (1 Viewer)

mihir

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India
Request id help for these birds photographed in April 2022

1&2 were taken in extreme foggy conditions. Am not sure if they include enough details to make an id

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3) Mishmi wren-babbler?
4) Bar winged wren-babbler?
5) Dark-rumped Rosefinch?
 

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1-2 could be a female Green-tailed Sunbird - long decurved bill, plain grey head, coppery tones on flight feathers, white tips visible on undertake-feathers, tapering shape of tail fits. Mrs Gould's has a blunter tail and is usually more yellow on the belly.

3-5 are correct.
 
1-2 could be a female Green-tailed Sunbird - long decurved bill, plain grey head, coppery tones on flight feathers, white tips visible on undertake-feathers, tapering shape of tail fits. Mrs Gould's has a blunter tail and is usually more yellow on the belly.

3-5 are correct.
Thanks a lot
 
I meant "undertail" feathers, not "undertake". It's the overzealous autocorrect function on my laptop kicking on. It won't let me type "tertials" either! Luckily I've got my phone trained.
 
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