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Field work ... hard work!
Looks like a Greenshank maybe?- chris3871
- Post #3,644
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Field work ... hard work!
I did wonder about cuckoos, but then i realised the brown bit I was seeing as the bird's back was part of the bush. Then again, I have no other better suggestions.- chris3871
- Post #379
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Field work ... hard work!
Lesser Grey Shrike? Another tricky one!- chris3871
- Post #370
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Not Red Crested Pochard or Goosander, the only suggestion i have left is Red Breasted Merganser, but the head doesn't look the right shape.- chris3871
- Post #327
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Field work ... hard work!
Is that a female Goosander? Actually, i want to change my mind and say R C pochard.- chris3871
- Post #325
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Field work ... hard work!
That's impossible! Collared or pied flycatcher? I'll say collared.- chris3871
- Post #309
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Juvenile starling is good. Only other guess would be nutcracker but i don't think you get them all too often round your parts.- chris3871
- Post #300
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That is shockingly difficult, i can barely see a thing. I would say lesser spotted woodpecker, but i think i've gone funny-eyed from looking to hard.- chris3871
- Post #267
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