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  1. Bewick

    Guess the bird-

    Yes
  2. Bewick

    Guess the bird-

    No
  3. Bewick

    Guess the bird-

    No
  4. Bewick

    Guess the bird-

    No
  5. Bewick

    Guess the bird-

    No.
  6. Bewick

    Guess the bird-

    Yes and one more bird.
  7. Bewick

    Guess the bird-

    New one- A few animals appear in this photo, including a mammal.
  8. Bewick

    Comment by 'Bewick' in media 'Black Swan'

    Looks just like my picture of a mute swan, same pose.
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  9. Bewick

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  10. Bewick

    ID Please?

    Common starling, please give a date and an area. Edit- Juveniles are brown instead of the iridescent black.
  11. Bewick

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  12. Bewick

    Scaup Type , Letham Fife

    Also the back, it lacks the vermiculations that scaups have. Agreed some sort of Aythya hybrid.
  13. Bewick

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  14. Bewick

    Various Raptors - South Essex UK - 12th May

    I agree with you, seems fine for a female marsh harrier. If it was a honey buzzard, personally don't see anything in the pic that would favour that ID.
  15. Bewick

    Phylloscopus Warbler - Blyth's Leaf?

    In my opinions, seems better for a western crowned warbler. Seems exceptionally pale undersided and blyth's tend to have a more greenish tinged underside. Blyth's also seems to have a more broad and yellowish super while this bird seems to have a more thin super which seems to only have a vague...
  16. Bewick

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  17. Bewick

    Comment by 'Bewick' in media 'White-throated Robin'

    Fantastic photo.
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  18. Bewick

    Bobolink-like birds in upper Austria

    Do you have a guide? If not you can check ebird, inaturalist or even Wikipedia for the birds of Austria. Cannot really think of any birds that fits your description. Edit- Maybe a black redstart, does not really fit your description but does have a pale crown.
  19. Bewick

    Aurora borealis/Northern Lights

    Same, just lucky that I had previously posted on the British rarity Weather 2024 thread, got the notification and went to check straight away.
  20. Bewick

    Aurora borealis/Northern Lights

    Any more news on whether it will be showing tonight or not? Sadly the tracker does not work on my browser.
  21. Bewick

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  22. Bewick

    Norwich, Norfolk, UK

    I would disagree, a few weeks back I had a melanistic female common pheasant in a group of common pheasants. Looked extremely similar to op's birds, this bird just seems to have a slightly deformed/damaged bill and face.
  23. Bewick

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  24. Bewick

    Mystery Cormorant

    Juvenile/immatures can have varying amounts of pale on the throat/upper breast section. Edit- Here's a pic of a juvenile: ML533391751 - Double-crested Cormorant - Macaulay Library
  25. Bewick

    Mystery Cormorant

    Do you mind giving your reasonings to why you think it looks odd? To me personally it looks fine for a D.C. Cormorant.
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