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Recent content by Chas 100

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    Albatross ID please help.

    Haven't changed any of the colours and the original shows pink bill so Northern it is! Thank you very much.
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    Albatross ID please help.

    Thank you very much, extremely grateful. A lifer for me which I have had for 49 years without even knowing it!
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    Albatross ID please help.

    I took these pictures in 1971 from the deck of the Royal Yacht Britannia at sea in the Southern Oceans. I recently rediscovered them in an album and would really like to ID if possible. The location as far as I know was on passage to Australia/New Zealand but could have been days away from there...
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    Black Woodpecker

    Thanks This is very good for us, I really appreciate it thank you. As we won't have too much time, is there more than one car park there, will we find the carpark easily?
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    Black Woodpecker

    It does help, thank you for your input.
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    Black Woodpecker

    I am planning a short trip under the Chunnel next week to look for Black Woodpecker. Has anyone got any relatively recent information that could be helpful? I am looking for sites within an hour or so of Calais. Thanks in anticipation. Charlie
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    From my Manhattan Window

    Actually, that's not quite correct. The "insult' is actually "grockle" not grackle and as someone living in Devon for 35 years and having lots of Cornish friends, I don't think it does refer to residents of Devon but just outsiders in general who are on holiday (vacation). The word emmet is...
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    Great Tit, Crete

    Thank you, very interesting and useful.
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    Great Tit, Crete

    Could anyone offer me any information about Great Tit in Crete. Can I assume that any Great Tit seen there is of the sub species P. m. niethammeri. I would very much appreciate any input, thanks.
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    Common Crossbill, association with Coal Tits.

    I have been watching and photographing the Crossbills in my nearby woods at Haldon, Devon UK very successfully at last. It has taken me more than a year to learn what is going on and now I understand what they are doing I am pretty much having quite a lot of success. I had been watching a pool...
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    Ecuador Hummingbird again.

    This one was photographed at Alambi as far as my records show. I hope someone can help me again and thank you. My guide was supposedly taking notes and listing for me, but it turned out that he wasn't, a lesson learned. I am working through my photographs of course.
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    Ecuador Hummingbird.3

    Thanks again, Andy
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    Ecuador Hummingbird.3

    Photographed at Yanacotcha Reserve Pichincha Province, at Elevation: 3200-3700 msnm (10500 ft). Any help please.
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    Ecuador Hummingbird. #2

    Again could you please put a name to this species photographed recently. Thank you in advance.
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    Hummingbird, Ecuador

    Thank you Chris, can see that now and I agree.
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