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ID pls, Uganda (1 Viewer)
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I think the first one is Chubb's Cisticola [edited].
For the second one, how about Dusky-blue Flycatcher?
Maybe Cassin's would also be a possibility (though I think paler). We saw a pair near there.
Beautiful photos by the way. Our trip to Uganda (including Bwindi) was in 2009. When I look back at my photos, I see how digital camera technology has come on since then. I guess I am now on a fifth generation camera, if 2009 was the first or second. But of course, a bad workman always blames his tools, so maybe it was more me than the camera!
For the second one, how about Dusky-blue Flycatcher?
Maybe Cassin's would also be a possibility (though I think paler). We saw a pair near there.
Beautiful photos by the way. Our trip to Uganda (including Bwindi) was in 2009. When I look back at my photos, I see how digital camera technology has come on since then. I guess I am now on a fifth generation camera, if 2009 was the first or second. But of course, a bad workman always blames his tools, so maybe it was more me than the camera!
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McNara meant cisticola, of course. I agree with both
Thanks. I've edited the original reply. Thanks for pointing it out.
And 'I agree with both' means 'Dusky-blue Flycatcher' which I have never seen but think is most likely.
