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Help with a couple of birds
These were taken in Toronto while on holiday. Any help appreciated. Both were flying together. -
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Owl south France
I was sent this pic to ID but would like confirmation before I tell them please- doozer
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- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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Where to see waxwings??
Thank you for the reply and I will have a look at their site. I was lucky enought to see the Bitterns a few days ago and yes they are amazing. Thankyou- doozer
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- Forum: Hertfordshire
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Where to see waxwings??
Having just moved back to the UK I was wondering if there is anywhere good for waxwings near the Hertford area at the moment. With the Leigh Valley having so many wonderful water ways why does it pick up so few rarities?- doozer
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- Forum: Hertfordshire
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Bittern Fishing
Taken at fishers green bittern hide Lee Valley.- doozer
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- Comments: 4
- Category: Britain & Europe
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From Kenya again,again
unfortunatly only the one longclaw image. Thanks again- doozer
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- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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From Kenya again,again
The raptor was I believe too small for a martial- doozer
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- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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More from Kenya
I do believe the 1st two could be differant species and were taken at Amboseli national park as were the next two. Last picture was in Nairobi in a garden- doozer
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- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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Various birds , Kenya
The first two were in Tsavo east.. I was thinking female Nubian but seemed to have so much yellow/gold Thanks- doozer
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- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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From Kenya again,again
1 and 2 again are the same bird as is 3 and 4- doozer
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- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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more from Kenya , again
It seems an endless number of not sures..- doozer
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More from Kenya
Here are some more to look at- doozer
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Various birds , Kenya
Having just returned from a great 10 days of Safari in Kenya I have a few bits I would like confirmation on please. 1 and 2 are same bird.. Thanks in advance- doozer
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- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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great service
I find in life too many people are quick to complain on line but slow to complement. I would like to take this moment to thank Opticron for some first class customer service. I bought my Imagic TGA WP 8 x 42's nearly three years ago and due to what I would like to call wear and tear but was... -
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Warblers,Sinai,Egypt
Here are a couple of warblers from today.The first I would have called a Reed if it wasn't so so tiny,much much smaller than the whitethroats that shared the same bush. The second is like a wood in yellow colouration and a willow in markings- doozer
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- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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Funny tern.. Uk
It would have been in the uk in the south East. What do you think the 8YM on the wing is.- doozer
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- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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Funny tern.. Uk
My father sent me this picture through today as he was curious about the markings on the wing.. What is it do you think. Doozer- doozer
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- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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Ruff, Raptor Sinai
Thanks, so I am not going mad.. I went back to this bird a few times but the legs threw me.. is it a common thing for such colour variation in the legs. Doozer- doozer
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- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
