Bar-tailed godwit - Limosa lapponica
Bar-tailed godwit - Limosa lapponica
Hehehe You tried that in post 550
It must be a little one then
Ok .
Marbled godwit Limosa fedoa ?
Sorry Chocky but I must say No, it is not
Hudsonian Godwit, Limosa haemastica ?
Yes, congrats Chocky You did find it- Hudsonspov (Limosa haemastica)
Well done !!
Lol. I was going to put that 3rd and I thought 'Nope' no one will have heard of it
Here are a few nice birds, think they are to easy but still good looking
Waxwings - Bombycilla garrulus ?
Yes of course Very nice birds Sidensvans Bombycilla garrulus
Thank youIt's a lovely bird.
I have never seen one but it is on the front of my full size hard back RSBP book by Rob Hume I was given for Christmas
Beryl I hope you see a Waxwing soon there are thousands of them in the country at the moment.
Pete.
We don't see them in the Southwest. Unfortunately
So what could this be ????
Buzzard - Buteo buteo ?
Nope
Sparrowhawk- Accipiter nisus ?
Sorry but No ! (but You are getting closer to it)
The dark tipped wings
Hen Harrier- Circus cyaneus ?
Yes Hen Harrier Beryl a sub adult I would suggest with aplogies to Chris for diving in here before him.
Pete.
Yes it is, in Swedish it is called a bluehawk
Blå kärrhök Circus cyaneus
Nice finding Chocky and Merlin.
Thank you
Now, while You all are planning for the New Year dinner I hope You have a minute to tell me what this bird is called inLatin and English ?
BTW, wish You all a very Happy New Year
Poh, this lovely bird survived 2008
Catch You all in a year
Well this page has always seemed to have been on a first come first served basis and it looks like its my turn so......
Red Kite Milvus milvus.
Pete.
I did think of a Red Kite but couldn't really tell. as I have never seen one for real and I thought . Let Pete have this one
Well done
No, sorry but this is more like a hawk
Red-Tailed Hawk. - Buteo jamaicensis ?
No, sorry but it is not what I was looking for.gif "Smile")
Montague's Harrier Circus pygarus? Would have to be a female. Not very common in UK and Scandinavia.
Goshawk - Accipiter gentilis ?
It´s an Ängshök so Rolf was right. However it is not common, as raptors seldom are nowdays. Still a few has been reported
Well done Rolf !
Well done Rolf
Here is a very nice and reddish bird
Scarlet Rosefinch- Carpodacus erythrinus
Can't disagree there Beryl, what a lovely looking bird.
Yes. it is a beautiful looking
Hmm, it is a bit look-a-like but it´s not a Scarlet Rosefinch
OK, there are a few which look similar, but going by the grey stomach, it may perhaps be a Pine Grosbeak - Pinicola enucleator?
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