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Juan Sagardia
Amateur photographer
The Financial Birder
I took a photo of a female Blackbird and I didn't notice till I looked at the photo on my laptop that it looked very odd, especially with the supercillium.
Jeff Goodridge
Amateur photographer
http://sergey-sk78.livejournal.com/
This bird is said to have been 'confirmed' as a hybrid and failed to breed with a fem G-h-W
Andy Adcock
Amateur photographer
www.harlequinpictures.blogspot.com
Taken on Limosa tour. Please view more photos at websites above and below.
www.birdlineeastanglia.co.uk & www.robinchittenden.co.uk & http://www.flickr.com/photos/robinchittenden
Robin Chittenden
Professional photographer
http://www.birdlineeastanglia.co.uk
robin@harlequinpictures.co.uk Quality photographs since the eighties. Please look at www.robinchittenden.co.uk. Phone Birdline East Anglia for instant & reliable bird news, broadcast continuously since 1989. Have a look at www.birdlineeastanglia.co.uk and then simply phone the 09068 number.
This appears to be a juvenile of either the Black Coucal (Centropus grillii) or White-browed Coucal (Centropus superciliosus). Opinions most welcome.
This appears to be a juvenile of either the Black Coucal (Centropus grillii) or White-browed Coucal (Centropus superciliosus). Opinions most welcome.
www.harlequinpictures.blogspot.com
Anyone identify this Snipe seen on recent Limosa Holidays tour to Trinidad & Tabago April 2013?
Robin Chittenden
Professional photographer
http://www.birdlineeastanglia.co.uk
robin@harlequinpictures.co.uk Quality photographs since the eighties. Please look at www.robinchittenden.co.uk. Phone Birdline East Anglia for instant & reliable bird news, broadcast continuously since 1989. Have a look at www.birdlineeastanglia.co.uk and then simply phone the 09068 number.
help needed to ID this species
Sue Robinson
Amateur photographer
Glyn Nicholson-Ross
Amateur photographer
Gary T's Photos
Anyone else think this a Siberian Chiffchaff type? Or just a pale bog standard Chiffchaff?
Gary Thoburn
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