ID please - Belgium today (2 Viewers)

[Wallander]

No idea about this bird. Can someone help me please🙏

Many thanks in advance!!! +🍻

 

[Stonefaction]

An overexposed juvenile Starling maybe?

 

[Microtus]

An overexposed juvenile Starling maybe?

My thoughts too

 

[Alexander Stöhr]

While I agree with a juvenile Starling by these features:

• right long wings, short tail,
• long, blackish bill and black lore-line meeting the eye results in a Staling face

I would like to see more pictures of this bird. I get the feeling, that this bird is unusual coloured (extensive white throat, white supercilium and white "bridled"-ring around eye, Fieldfare-colouration ...) and it is not just overexposure.

 

[Wallander]

It was certain a "pluvialis"

 

[MJB]

It was certain a "pluvialis"

You're on the wrong thread. Your 'pluvialis' question is on another thread of yours.
MJB

 

[KenM]

Another for juvenile Starling.

Cheers

 

[Wallander]

It's now confirmed @ the place by other birders, Pluvialis dominicus

Starling? Jesus?

 

[Alexander Stöhr]

It's now confirmed @ the place by other birders, Pluvialis dominicus

Starling? Jesus?

Hello Wallander,
yes, there is a mixture of two different threads here. This is about your picture of a Starling. The other one about the AGP is this one: Pluvialis apricaria or dominicus? - Belgium today

Congratulation! Excellent find!

 

[Wallander]

You're right, my apologies 🙏

 

[Alexander Stöhr]

You're right, my apologies 🙏

No need to apologize. I just was reminded that the singular has to be written with a z. Thanks from a non-native speaker!

 

[SteveClifton]

No need to apologize. I just was reminded that the singular has to be written with a z. Thanks from a non-native speaker!

Apologize - standard American spelling
Apologise - standard British spelling

 

[Edwin Sapatsch]

Apologize - standard American spelling
Apologise - standard British spelling

Apologise - Correct spelling of an English language word
Apologize - Another standard American mispelling of an English language word

 

[Butty]

No, both are acceptable in British English.