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Last few passerines, Samarkand Uzbekistan (1 Viewer)

rylirk

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United Kingdom
1. Pied Wheatears?
2. Pied Wheatears?
3. Northern Wheatear?
4. Siberan Stonechat
5. Almost certainly just a rook or carrion crow or similar but I can't make heads or tails of this corvid
6. Pied Wheatear
7. Almost certainly not IDable but thought I'd give it a shot. On the road between Bukhara and Samarkand; there were many of these perched on wires along the road but it was almost impossible to photograph them from a moving bus. Behaved like finches; I think desert finch would be the expected sp. there but I think this awful photo is at least enough to rule that out?
 

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Hello,

with a grateful big thank you to all who commented in the other recent birds from you!:
the Corvid is a Jackdaw IMO. Plesse note the right shape, including rounded wings. And pale nape is gold too, and can I See the right white collar for the local ssp?

The third looks like a Northern Wheatear to me, but you know my usual and often right hesitation= big thanks again!
 

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