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    Raptor ID - RSPB Otmoor, UK

    This raptor was causing some excitement amongst the locals yesterday, who had it down as a Honey Buzzard. Any thoughts? Personally it just looks like a Common Buzzard to me, but they seemed pretty convinced... Not seen in flight.
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    Ness Point, Suffolk

    Hi, Could anyone provide me with any details of finding Purple Sandpipers at this location, please? Having visited before, I recall that there is quite a long stretch of seawall/seafront. Can they be anywhere, or do they tend to favour a particular area? Many thanks in advance. Chris
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    San Diego - Calidris Sandpipers

    Hi, I'd be very grateful for any advice/confirmations on the following, all taken in San Diego Bay last weekend. Please excuse the poor quality photos (usual excuses - into the sun, heavily cropped, etc ;)) 1 - Western Sandpiper? 2 - This has me totally stumped. It's the middle bird. 3 -...
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    Bird IDs - Egypt

    Hi all, I'd appreciate any help with a couple of bird ids from our hotel gardens in Sharm el Sheikh last week. The first I'm leaning towards a female/immature Black-eared Wheatear. The second has me stumped. I was initially thinking a warbler spp, now I'm not even confident of that. It...
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    Singapore Mynas

    Can anyone tell me the species of Myna commonly seen in Singapore City? They are very common, but my guide book is not very clear and I have found conflicting info on the web. They have a yellow eye, a full yellow bill (to the base), white vents and white base to the tail. No photo i'm...
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    Sunbirds

    Hi, My first post on here, and I am looking for help identifying sunbirds. These pictures were all taken in Rwanda, at the ORTPN guesthouse just outside Nyungwe forest. I was reliably told that some of the more common species present were (amongst others) Regal, Northern Double-collared, and...
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