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  1. phil baber

    Field work ... hard work!

    Nuthatch. (Sitta europaea.)
  2. phil baber

    Field work ... hard work!

    Agreed. Female type...
  3. phil baber

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    Yes. Water Rail. Unless it's a drowning Rock Partridge...;)
  4. phil baber

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    I presume all your Lessers have gone now? So I'll say male Common Kestrel. Position as in attached...
  5. phil baber

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    I think Robin also...
  6. phil baber

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    Ok. That hindclaw and heavy streaking on flanks? Even though it's among branches, I'll chance a headless Meadow Pipit...
  7. phil baber

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    Crikey! That was a well-chosen tricky photo Ody!:t:
  8. phil baber

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    Of course. Lou is right. A Rook.:-C
  9. phil baber

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    Been trying to turn this into another Corvid. But can only say Carrion Crow.
  10. phil baber

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    Aargh! It IS a Spotted Fly!:-C
  11. phil baber

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    juv Redstart was also my first thought.:cat:
  12. phil baber

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    Juvenile Robin?
  13. phil baber

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    Cirl Bunting.
  14. phil baber

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    Eurasian Jay.
  15. phil baber

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    Cinerous Bunting. ;)
  16. phil baber

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    Have to agree.
  17. phil baber

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    I agree also.
  18. phil baber

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    The width of the bill and tail pattern ruled out juvenile Greenfinch for me. Am in agreement with Nick on it being a juvenile Goldfinch.
  19. phil baber

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    Agree with Lou. Amongst other things, that pale-based rufous tail says Long-Legged Buzzard to me.
  20. phil baber

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    Damn! ;) ps Have a good time in Catalunya!
  21. phil baber

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    Tawny Pipit.
  22. phil baber

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    Short-Toed juvenile for me.
  23. phil baber

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    Had considered Short-Toed and Calandra as well. Have little information on these juvenile Larks. I bow to Lou and Nick and say.. Juvenile Crested Lark also.
  24. phil baber

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    Juvenile Horned Lark (Eremophila alpestris.)
  25. phil baber

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    What about Pygmy Cormorant Ody? Just a suggestion...;)
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