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

[Jonny721]

I think Nick's got the first 1 and I will say Dunnock for the second

 

[Joseph N]

Well none of you said both the right birds at once, but both are there. Nick was right with Nightheron, and Amurfalcon with Woodlark! I'll have to make this yet again more hard, as you lot are very good.

 

[Jonny721]

2 Bs, Bullfinch and Black Vulture for me (though probaly wrongo)

 

[Joseph N]

They are both incorrect I'm afraid.

 

[Amurfalcon]

I'm gonna go with Mockingbird (yeah, I know its on my side of the pond) and Black Kite (is that the one with six fingers?)

 

[Captain_of_Crunch]

Hi,
A female/immature Chaffinch for the first one. Pretty sure the last is a vulture but not sure of the species (Griffon or Black).

 

[nickderry]

Common Rosefinch and White-tailed Eagle?

 

[Joseph N]

None of you are right yet. Remember Black Vulture has already been deemed incorrect.

 

[Captain_of_Crunch]

Hi,
Juvenile Serin and Egyptian Vulture?

PS: I really should read the previous posts more carefully...

 

[nickderry]

don't think it is, but will get it out of the way, water pipit for 1 and golden eagle for 2.

 

[Joseph N]

Both of you are wrong I'm afraid. With the second bird, Peppershrike is very close, he/she just needs to answer with that species, which he/she has already mentioned.

 

[nickderry]

lesser redpoll and griffon vulture

 

[Cheshire Birder]

Linnet and Griffin Vulture

CB

 

[The Falcon]

Common Rosefinch and Griffon Vulture?

 

[Captain_of_Crunch]

Hi,

Well, Griffon Vulture and.... japonicus Buff-bellied Pipit?

Steve

 

[Joseph N]

Griffon Vulture is correct, but no-one has got the first bird. The first bird is really tricky, and may take some time for you identify. If you are struggling I'll put in hints.

 

[Cheshire Birder]

Bullfinch?

CB

 

[neil78]

Yellow-rumped Warbler?

 

[nickderry]

Yellow-rumped Warbler?

yes it is, googling photos of the species to see whether it would be right - I come across the photo. Not the most European of birds to be included in the quiz, but I suppose if they do get to Europe every so often, why not!

 

[Joseph N]

Correct, it is a Yellow-rumped Warbler. Either your skills of identifying are brilliant Neil, or you know how to track an image to its original source.