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- Thread starter david r
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Interesting. I don't know anything about doves, but your first bird looks a bit like a Diamond Dove: http://www.mangoverde.com/birdsound/spec/spec72-103.html
Hi David,
Very interesting observations as always. Is the sandpiper in the photo the one you haven't identified? It looks like a Purple Sandpiper to me, although in a funny plumage.
Very interesting observations as always. Is the sandpiper in the photo the one you haven't identified? It looks like a Purple Sandpiper to me, although in a funny plumage.
david r
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Andrew,
No, that pix was taken yesterday morning while I was waiting on the arrival of the helicopter to take me back to the beach.
I also observed a Wryneck ( a first for the unit ), Swallow, Wheatear, Whinchat, Common scoter. Things were starting to happen and I had to go back home.
No, that pix was taken yesterday morning while I was waiting on the arrival of the helicopter to take me back to the beach.
I also observed a Wryneck ( a first for the unit ), Swallow, Wheatear, Whinchat, Common scoter. Things were starting to happen and I had to go back home.
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