Joseph's Quiz to the Birds of Europe (1 Viewer)

[Joseph N]

Nope, this bird is not of that genus.

 

[Captain_of_Crunch]

Hmm,

A bird with a distinctive supercilium. Dotterel maybe?

 

[Joseph N]

That's incorrect Peppershrike77. This bird is a warbler.

 

[Captain_of_Crunch]

Aquatic Warbler...?

Oops, just read Nickderrys reply: Cjhange guess to Dusky Warbler?

 

[Jonny721]

yellow browed?, can't believe no-one else has said this yet

 

[Joseph N]

Aquatic Warbler...?

Oops, just read Nickderrys reply: Cjhange guess to Dusky Warbler?

Oh, very well done Peppershrike77, it is indeed a Dusky Warbler! Here are my next two birds.

 

[Jonny721]

Haven't a clue for the 1st and second looks sort of Treecreeper ish

 

[Joseph N]

Treecreeper is correct for the second one (just a Common/Eurasian Treecreeper). However, can any of you id the first bird?

 

[nickderry]

I'll try a fledgling blackbird

 

[Amurfalcon]

I'll go for Wren of some age.

 

[Joseph N]

I'll try a fledgling blackbird

Indeed, it was a fledgling Blackbird! A couple of commoner birds there for you. How about the next two?

 

[Andrew Whitehouse]

Siberian Tit and Belted Kingfisher?

 

[nickderry]

I think Andrew's right

 

[Joseph N]

Belted Kingfisher is spot on, well done, but Siberian Tit is incorrect.

 

[nickderry]

stonechat maybe?

 

[Captain_of_Crunch]

Is the first one a Penduline Tit?

 

[Joseph N]

Yes Peppershrike, it is a Penduline Tit, well done! Lets make it slightly harder again....

 

[neil78]

Nutcracker & Woodlark

 

[nickderry]

night heron and crested lark

 

[Amurfalcon]

Bittern and wood lark