What and where Bird Quiz (1 Viewer)

[neil78]

#5 - Default guess - Southern Grey Shrike (adult):-O

 

[phil baber]

#5 - Default guess - Southern Grey Shrike (adult):-O

'Fraid not!

 

[neil78]

Oh:-C Maybe a Black-shouldered Kite then?

 

[neil78]

#6 - Sardinian Warbler - female in the scrubby stuff..maybe...?:h?:

 

[lou salomon]

a late juv turtle dove on the wire (5) and a common sand in the puddle (right margin, 6)

 

[phil baber]

#6 - Sardinian Warbler - female in the scrubby stuff..maybe...?:h?:

3 to Neil for #6. :t:Species closed...No points for location and clever bits. I'll leave this open.
Will give to anyone 3 points for a correct location for a Sardie. Shown by using an arrow in a graphics prog. But is there just one? This could mean more than 3 points.
I'll leave this open and ongoing...:cat:
Reveal will come later...

#5 has no right answer.

neil78: 16
Trystan: 9
Welsh Peregrine: 8
lou salomon:5
Jan-Paul Charteris: 3

 

[Trystan]

Am gonna change the rules slightly and award Trystan 3 points just on location alone. And no latecomer's points on location. I think that's fair seeing how difficult this was, and how he got the eyeshine correct and had to clean his monitor. (You'll be cleaning your optics next Trystan!)

neil78: 13
Trystan: 9
Welsh Peregrine: 8
Jan-Paul Charteris: 3
lou salomon:2

As to the bird? It's getting very warm...|:$|

Thanks for the points, would I get any more if I did clean my optics???

I'm going to have a shot at Crested Lark for no. 5.

Can't shed any light on the warbler(s) at this point.

 

[Jan-Paul Charteris]

I'll say Spotless Starling on the wire and as below for the Sardinian female

 

[neil78]

Sardie was a complete guess based on the habitat and try as I may, I can't actually see one!o
Roller for #5?

 

[lou salomon]

roller's a good guess for 5.

 

[neil78]

Will give to anyone 3 points for a correct location for a Sardie. Shown by using an arrow in a graphics prog.

Not very good with these arrow thingys, but reckon there could be one facing forwards just below the right hand point of JPC's arrow.

 

[phil baber]

I'll give JP and Neil a point for effort. And JP another point for the right general location of the birds (2 male Sardies having a spat.) But no exact correct stuff here. This is closed.

Still none right on #5...

neil78: 17
Trystan: 9
Welsh Peregrine: 8
lou salomon:5
Jan-Paul Charteris: 5

 

[neil78]

Adult Hooded Crow for no. 5?

 

[Phil Carter]

Fan-Tailed warbler?

Phil

 

[phil baber]

#5

A bit closer perhaps? You should get it now!B

 

[Trystan]

Not a very confident juvenile black eared wheatear?

 

[neil78]

Female Blue Rock Thrush?

 

[Welsh Peregrine]

Reckon the blue rock thrush theory holds up well.

 

[lou salomon]

i agree with neil. female blue rock thrush.

 

[Jan-Paul Charteris]

I'll go with male (not blue) Rock Thrush again lol. Worth a go