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    Yellow-Legged Gulls??

    180 plus views but two replies........ I ask a favour from the so called experienced, and Greenfinch gets more replies:t: This is my last post on here, cos honestly....... most of you are Muppets. I hope most of you dont submit records, cos frankly...it hilarious!! Birding caters for all...
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    ID please.....UK

    Your certainly not:t: Greenfinch.
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    Yellow-Legged Gulls??

    Here a LBBG and a pic from the three posted earlier. Again, sorry for the impatiance....its just that ive been trying to get YL Gull on this sites list for ages:-O
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    Yellow-Legged Gulls??

    Thanks Harry I only wish i had my bins, but it was the brightness of their heads that grabbed my attention, compared to the other Gulls...which they kept a little distance from. Ive a pic of a LBBG nearby aswell, but it shows exstensive brown streaking on the rear of the head and neck, and the...
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    Yellow-Legged Gulls??

    Thanks MartinB (: The reason for my eagerness for an answer, is that these might be first records for this site, and im not confident enough with Gulls to forward the info without confirmation of my i.d. I guess im a little more confident now though:t:
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    Yellow-Legged Gulls??

    Has everybody been beamed up by an Alien space ship.........Where is everybody? I need confirmation please, one way or the other......surely somebody is willing to help?
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    Duck ID needed

    Daffy Duck
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    Egret sp Cyprus

    Why does it look like an odd Cattle Egret? Its a strange looking bird though!
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    Yellow-Legged Gulls??

    Lack of any spotting to round heads, and a gentle facial expression. Blue-grey backs a little darker than the Present Herring gulls, but not as dark as the LBBG's also present. Small white spots to wing tips, and raised rear end. Also, the orange-red bill spot is quite large. And they were in...
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    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'willow tit'

    Wonderfull!! Hope hes has confiding for me next week!
  11. Squirrel

    Squirrel

    First shots with my new Sigma 150-500!
  12. Jackdaw

    Jackdaw

    First shots with my new Sigma 150-500
  13. Jay

    Jay

    First few pics with my new Sigma 150-500, and im impressed!!
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    Yellow-Legged Gulls??

    Photographed at Edgbaston Pool today. Would i be right in presuming that these two gulls are Yellow-Legs?? Sorry for the pic quality, they were at a distance. Most of the Gulls here, quickly move off to the main Roost at Bartley Reservoir, some 3 miles away, and there have been 1-2 Yellow-legs...
  15. Elephant Hawkmoth

    Elephant Hawkmoth

    Copyright D. A. Jones Taken at Harborne, Birmingham. May 2007
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    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Me and me trusted tripod!'

    Yeah, she looks miserable.....but she was fine. Its what you dont see in the photo that makes her miserable, namely our nine year old lad!. It was a hot spring day, so plenty of cold beer was sank that evening.... I love Portland!
  17. Me and me trusted tripod!

    Me and me trusted tripod!

    Watching breeding Kestrels on Portland.....just in case you ask..
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    one last id from lesbos .

    And me:t:
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    Type of Hawk? London UK

    I have Buzzards overhead daily, and they dont cause the same reaction as that of a Sparrowhawk circling above. Other, smaller birds just seem to go into a panic!. So i think your Hawk is most likely a Sparrowhawk, possibly a female. If your bird was Buzzard sized, then there is the...
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    Help with id from lesbos please.

    Kestrel and Honey here too.
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    Bird Identification.

    I need to get out more:eek!:
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    Bird Identification.

    A Knot?
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    Lesser Or Great Black-backed Gull

    Ive just had a magnified view of the photo on my PC, and im willing to concede that the Birds legs do seem to have a slight yellow tint to them, rather than greyish pink. In fact, they almost match the colour of the bill....to my eyes anyway. And it does look smaller headed than a GGBG. so in...
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    Lesser Or Great Black-backed Gull

    Pink legs and aggresive looking....Greater Black-Back.
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    Small BoP for ID - Bucharest, Romania

    Seconded, Kestrel.
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