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50Machiel Valkenburg
- чаще всего в Алматинская обл.
- Olympus M1x + 300 f/4.0
- на сайте с 17 ноября 2011
no it is an eastern race (caniceps group) with the Clements checklist.
зов, размер и парикообразный хвост
Great shot of the stricklandii !!
Nice catch :)
Hi John,At 0.45, 1.22 and 1.27 you hear an Azure Tit rattle. Azure Tit and Yellow-breasted Tit are very similar and on this tape it is difficult to tell the difference. Cheers Machiel
Anthus campestris - loral stripe between beak and eye plus greater coverts pattern exclude all others.
Hi Askar,This is a 'dukhanensis' white wagtail and not an ocularis. Cheers Machiel
Hello Vasily!Great pictures!Where have you seen them exactly? I like to go tomorrow and try to find them as well!Thanks Machiel
Why you changed it to Water Pipit? It is 100% sure Buf-bellied Pipit; Look at the dark tertial markings, the facial pattern and the little striking on the belly which also has a very light ground color.
I have no experience with this species and is a new one for me! So I was very happy to be next to you Askar! Great that you made a picture..... :)))) So yes laughing a lot))))
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It looks like a dark morph B. rufinus to me. Several items are not good for vulpinus. 1. the bird is way too big for a vulpinus. 2. there is no light bar over the median coverts. 3. The carpal patch is all black. 4. The...
I share Oleg's opinion completely! This is a hybrid red-throated/black-throated Thrush. Did not see the red markings yesterday on the bird that you showed me on your camera! Nice catch, again!!
The picture is very dark so it is difficult to see the underwing pattern but the shape of the birds plus the 6 fingers also point towards Crested Honey Buzzard.
Askar this is a Crested Honey Buzzard. The pattern on the remiges are beautifully going towards the body instead of disappearing under the coverts like in European Honey Buzzard. Also clearly 6 fingers.
Most probably a second calander year bird as the inter primaries and outer secondaries are clearly moulted and clean. Great catch!!!!
Greater Spotted Eagle
I spoke with a friend of mine from Belgium and he also believes it is a adult Little Stint. I also believe it is that birds - only an odd one.....
You have some more photo's from another angle? To see the tail....
Vasily; the birds in your link are both adults - this is a juvenile. https://orientalbirdimages.org/search.php?Bird_ID=1241&Bird_Image_ID=31982&Bird_Family_ID=&p=17