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    Senegal Birds

    Great thanks for that. 1st bird here is a more contrasty version of the photo From your input I would say: 2nd bird could well be a Pale Flycatcher 4th bird is a Crested Skylark 5th bird does seem to match up to Red-shouldered Cuckoo-shrike. Here is a more contrasty view of the same photo:
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    Senegal Birds

    A few poor quality shots, many thanks in advance if anyone can identify. All photos taken in Senegal last November ER6_0954_v1.jpg 18th Djoudj ER6_2045_v1.jpg 22th Wassadou ER6_2050_v1.jpg 22th Wassadou ER6_2602_v1.jpg 25th Dindefelo ER6_2910_v1.jpg 26th near Dindefelo
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    One place birds

    Hi Andy, I just saw the Coral-billed ground cuckoo today in Chongkran Roy in Cambodia.
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    Few more Senegal birds Nov 2023

    Bird 2606 from Dindefelo area Bird 2711 also Dindefelo - is this a Banded Snake-eagle? Bird 2935 Kedougou / Dindefelo area. The beak and yellow throat should be distinctive Bird 3025 Tambacounda area Bird 3074 Tambacounda area Thanks in advance
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    Senegal Birds, November 2023

    Photo 1803: near the road between Kaolack and Wassadou Photo 2045 and Photo 2050: by river Gambia in Wassadou Encampment Photo 2444 and Photo 2569: the colouring looks distinctive, seen in Bandafassi/Kedougou area Thanks in advance!
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    Comment by 'Aliks' in media 'Red-tailed Comet - 2023-12-05 - 014.jpg'

    I'm so jealous - when I was in NW Argentina, we saw a Red-tailed Comet - close enough for a good shot, but I just couldnt get the bird in focus as it darted about and behind flowers. Yours is a really great shot!!
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    Comment by 'Aliks' in media 'African Harrier Hawk'

    Now that is a good shot!! how close was the bird?
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  8. Tit-Hylia

    Tit-Hylia

    A scruffy shot just after the mist cleared early morning, taken from a canopy platform high in the sky. Possibly the smallest bird in Africa.
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    • Category: Africa
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    From my archives, this hummingbird was visiting on a bird feeder, fighting off rivals like the aggressive Lesser VioletEar and Sparkling VioletEar
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    • Category: Central & South America & Mexico
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    Comment by 'Aliks' in media 'Black_Curassow_Aliks.jpg'

    Added photo to Opus
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    Black_Curassow_Aliks.jpg

    Seen wandering around the Atta Rainforest Ecolodge
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    • Category: Central & South America & Mexico
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    Comment by 'Aliks' in media 'Rufous-throated Dipper'

    Delia, yes will add it. I'm going through my files posting the ones opus is missing. More tomorrow
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  13. Rufous-throated Dipper

    Rufous-throated Dipper

    Endemic dipper, sadly not the best photo conditions
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    • Category: Central & South America & Mexico
  14. Levaillant's Cuckoo

    Levaillant's Cuckoo

    Large, dark-backed crested cuckoo , white wing patches on black wings, pale underparts; throat and lower flanks both heavily streaked
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    • Comments: 6
    • Category: Africa
  15. Tolima Dove

    Tolima Dove

    Very shy dove that only puts in an appearance just after dawn, before disappearing into the surrounding forest.
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    • Comments: 4
    • Category: Central & South America & Mexico
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