Kenya - Masai Mara 3 (1 Viewer)

[Sasquatch Fingers]

Was there a limit to the number of birds you can put in one post? A community norm without an official limit? It's been years, I should probably go back and review the rules.

A - LBJ


B - Shorebird I


C - Shorebird II (or still I?)


D - Shorebird III?


E - Which Plover?


F - African Pied Wagtail?


G - Lappet-faced Vulture?


H - Question Marks


I - Which Starling?


J - Raptor


K - LBJ II?


L - Yellow Pectoral LBJ... a little yellow in the supercilium?


M - Which Raptor?

 

[tconzemi]

G - Hooded Vulture
J - Juv Bateleur
M - Pallid Harrier

 

[Bewick]

Here's what I have so far-
B- Common sandpiper
C- Wood sandpiper
E- Three banded plover
G- Hooded vulture
J- Bateleur
F- Tropical boubou
H- Sooty chat
I- Rüppell's starling

Edit- L- Yellow mantled widowbird, non-breeding male/female.

 

[Sangahyando]

A is a lark, I'm going to tentatively suggest Singing Bush Lark
B is a Common Sandpiper
E is Three-banded Plover
F looks like Tropical Boubou. African Pied Wagtail has a thinner bill, among other things.
L could be Euplectes sp.

 

[Butty]

If you put photos of more than about 5 birds in one post it tends to put people off replying at all. It does me anyway.

 

[James Lowther]

A is under discussion in a separate thread, I think it’s melodious lark

K is African grey flycatcher

Cheers

James

 

[THE_FERN]

Perhaps pale Flycatcher for k?

 

[THE_FERN]

A is under discussion in a separate thread, I think it’s melodious lark

K is African grey flycatcher

Cheers

James

No streaks in crown of k (guide says required for African grey)..?

 

[Brian J Small]

L - Yellow-mantled Widowbird

 

[James Lowther]

No streaks in crown of k (guide says required for African grey)..?

You could well be right,
Cheers,
James