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Aberdeenshire rarities 2
I have two questions here: 1. Where is the best bit of Girdleness/Torry to see rarities - red backed shrike, etc 2. Where is the best bit of Collieston to see rarities - bluethroat, icterine warbler etc- Flycatcher 123
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Rarities in Aberdeen city/shire
Don't actually have WhatsApp so I can't do that, but thanks for the help!- Flycatcher 123
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Rarities in Aberdeen city/shire
According to bird guides there have been reports of icterine warbler, little stint, red backed shrike, marsh warbler and bluethroat in the area. Unfortunately the location won't come up even if I click on it... If anyone knows about where I can go to see them/where they are, I would be very...- Flycatcher 123
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Bird - Brussels city centre
Hmm... I believe there have been quite a few common redstart and black redstart sightings here recently.- Flycatcher 123
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Bird - Brussels city centre
Perhaps the red colouring is an effect of taking the first picture through a window?- Flycatcher 123
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Bird - Brussels city centre
Unfortunately, I don't have more photos.- Flycatcher 123
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Bird - Brussels city centre
The only reason I excluded a pigeon for 1 was because of the hooked beak. I put 1 in merlin, and it came up with Red Footed Falcon!:ROFLMAO: Yes, you are right, they were kind of record shots via the phone! My only point with the photo 1, 2 and 3 is that, Photo 1 When it flew (I didn't manage a...- Flycatcher 123
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Bird - Brussels city centre
No.4 - Goshawk, Sparrowhawk or cormorant- Flycatcher 123
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Bird - Brussels city centre
No.3 - Probably a corvid, but with a white patch.- Flycatcher 123
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Bird - Brussels city centre
No.2 - Starling size- Flycatcher 123
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Bird - Brussels city centre
I saw these birds in Brussels in early march... can anyone help with the identification of the following species. No.1 - I have no clue what this is... not a peregrine or a pigeon, the main species I saw here.- Flycatcher 123
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Crested Kingfisher - Japan
Has anyone got any got any good places to find crested kingfishers in THE SUMMER - AUTUMN in KYUSHU? Any reply would be helpful!- Flycatcher 123
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Guess the bird-
Maybe a spotted flycatcher? or melodious warbler?- Flycatcher 123
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- Forum: Bird Forum Fun Quizzes
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Birds fae Torry
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- Forum: Scotland
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Birds fae Torry
I've not visited Girdleness very much, so I'm not very familiar with it. Could anyone help with figuring out where to go for which birds? - Migrants, Auks, Gulls, Snipes and Rails etc. A map attached would help! Thanks!;)- Flycatcher 123
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- Forum: Scotland
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Guess the bird-
Goosander at the front, Ring necked duck at the back?- Flycatcher 123
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- Forum: Bird Forum Fun Quizzes
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Wild in Aberdeen - City and Shire
Sometimes a couple of Red Grouse around Cairn O' Mount as well.- Flycatcher 123
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Spring Migrants for NE Scotland 2024
Fowlsheugh again... I wonder how long it will stay? Maybe long enough for next weekend? (Fingers crossed)- Flycatcher 123
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- Forum: Birds & Birding