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Any ideas where this one should fit in?

Mountain Thrush - Turdus abyssinicus

http://www.birdforum.net/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/223007/limit/recent

I can't find any mention of it in Opus. Sounds like it was recently split from Olive Thrush.

It is a recent split. As it's not accepted by any of the big world list, it's not (yet) in Opus. I made redirects with the common and scientific name to Olive Thrush and mentioned it under Taxonomy. However it would be good to add the picture with a comment about the subspecies.

André
 
It is a recent split. As it's not accepted by any of the big world list, it's not (yet) in Opus. I made redirects with the common and scientific name to Olive Thrush and mentioned it under Taxonomy. However it would be good to add the picture with a comment about the subspecies.

André

Thanks André :t:

I'll add a photo.
 
Moved Wattled Lapwing to African Wattled Lapwing per consensus H&M, IOC, ABC (and against S&M + Clements). The tiebreaker for me was that Wattled Lapwing/Plover has been used with or without prefix for seven different species including Masked Lapwing, so I turned the original name into a disambiguation with geographic ranges given.

Niels
 
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