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  1. jogresh

    Unknown call - Uckfield, East Sussex, UK.

    I think the twittering through the recording is Greenfinch, with the short buzz near the start being the call that recently fledged Starlings (and their parents) give - I heard my first a couple of days ago.
  2. jogresh

    Undisclosed, Forest of Dean, UK

    Sounds like a distant gull. 🤔
  3. jogresh

    Petition to AOS Leadership on the Recent Decision to Change all Eponymous Bird Names

    In the first sentence it says" "...engage more people in the enjoyment, conservation, and study of birds.." I wonder how many folks have been discouraged from doing this, and how many will now join in. I know I read one blog a while ago by a chap who was genuinely upset by some of the names such...
  4. jogresh

    UK bird call identification.

    It's one of the calls of Chaffinch 👍🐦
  5. jogresh

    Owling in the Philippines (including Sulu) and Indonesia

    Nice report. Loved the bit about having to hide from the curious villagers, you gave them plenty to tell their families when they got home! 😀👍🐦
  6. jogresh

    Offshore

    For the Bee Eater, I'd suggest some water then let it go asap. It'll hopefully fly when it feels safe to do so. Not much else u can do tbh. 🙂🤞🐦
  7. jogresh

    Taiwan Sandpiper ID please

    Green Sand for me.
  8. jogresh

    Early evening bird call - Central Scotland

    It does sound very similar to some Great Tit calls, however my guess is a very odd Chaffinch. It gives a clear "chink" towards the end.
  9. jogresh

    Offshore

    Yes Common I think.
  10. jogresh

    Warbler? At Wheldrake Ings. 4th May

    Garden Warbler 🙂👍
  11. jogresh

    Is this a Turkey Vulture?

    Yep agree with Butty on Muscovy Duck. 🤔 Welcome to BF. 🙂👍👋
  12. jogresh

    Unknown raptor Les Alpilles (France, Mediterranean) on May 3th, 2024

    My thought was Bonellis.. 🤔🤷
  13. jogresh

    Colorado 'chicken run': April 2024

    Nice one, cheers. Looking forward to revisiting N America one day. 🙂👍🐦
  14. jogresh

    Visiting the Algarve for the birds.

    I'm sure you'll have a great holiday. No Alpine Accentors in July though.
  15. jogresh

    Visiting the Algarve for the birds.

    There's a FB group called Rare Birds Algarve. For the common stuff I strongly suggest the little books by Goncalo Elias. There are also bird guides who can take you out for a day. 🐦
  16. jogresh

    Eurasian Curlew or Whimbrel? Tajikistan

    I'd go for Whimbrel. I wouldn't be surprised if they pass through.
  17. jogresh

    Blackcap and garden warbler

    For me, its an odd Blackcap. But the BC-esque tone and quality is all there. 🙂👍🐦
  18. jogresh

    Raptor ID, Ukraine

    See Tom's post #9 🙂👍
  19. jogresh

    Algarve Lark

    With those rust-coloured upper tail coverts, I'd think a Thekla.
  20. jogresh

    YesilUzumlu, Incerkoy and Cadianda areas.

    Good stuff. Nice pic of the Long Legged in pic 6899. 🙂🐦
  21. jogresh

    Pipit Ethiopia Mid March

    Red Throated. 🙂👍
  22. jogresh

    UK, Horsell Common, Surrey bird call identification

    Just had a listen, pretty sure it's not Bullfinches. I think Smiths could well be right with the clicking sounds indicating Jay, plus the strength/volume of the "hü" calls.
  23. jogresh

    Unusual 'Yellow' Wagtail, Matzu Islands, Taiwan, April 2024

    Wow striking bird! Feldegg x leucocephala?.. They may meet in the NE part of feldegg and the western part of White-Headed.. 🤔🤷
  24. jogresh

    Honey buzzard? - Kotor, Montenegro

    When was it taken..?
  25. jogresh

    Unknown from Poland

    Yes i agree with #2 = Blackbird, the rest Mistle Thrush 🐦
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