ID please - Sanliurfa Turkey (1 Viewer)

[Snylm]

It was observed in the same bush, but I don't remember if it was the same individual. Thanks for help.

14/May/2021

 

[KenM]

Looks like another Eastern Olivaceous to my eye, excellent shots by the way.👍

Cheers

 

[andyb39]

Looks like another Eastern Olivaceous to my eye, excellent shots by the way.👍

Cheers

Agreed Ken.

 

[Snylm]

Looks like another Eastern Olivaceous to my eye, excellent shots by the way.👍

Cheers

Thank you for your valuable comment. But the primers just don't seem to fit. Could it be another species? I also welcome you to my instagram page where I share my photos.

snylm88

 

[KenM]

Thank you for your valuable comment. But the primers just don't seem to fit. Could it be another species? I also welcome you to my instagram page where I share my photos.

snylm88

The primary to tertial ratio is correct for Eastern Olivaceous, half the length of the overhanging tertials.
I assume you are referring to the pale edging on the secondaries of the starboard wing on image 1. Individuals can often show this feature being light and angle dependant, you’ll note that it doesn’t show on the 2nd image.

Cheers

 

[Snylm]

The primary to tertial ratio is correct for Eastern Olivaceous, half the length of the overhanging tertials.
I assume you are referring to the pale edging on the secondaries of the starboard wing on image 1. Individuals can often show this feature being light and angle dependant, you’ll note that it doesn’t show on the 2nd image.

Cheers

Thank you very much for the detailed information.