Yes, a good looking bird
Kungsfågel Regulus regulus
Yes, a good looking bird
Kungsfågel Regulus regulus
Here is a new fresh bird for You.gif "Smile")
Male Grey Shrike-Lanius excubitor
Varfågel Lanius excubitor
Well done ! I think You guys are very good at this, let me see if I can find something that will puzzle You for at least an hour or two
Here is a nice picture of a bird in the landing zone
It looks like a Starling of some sort
Yep, looks like a member of the Sturnidae family, but other than that I have no idea and I don't think it is a visitor to our shores.
Well, a look-a-like it is but No !
It´s something else
Found it, apparently it can be very occasionally seen in the UK, but the last spotting I can find is a couple of years ago.
spotted Nutcracker - Nucifraga caryocatactes
It´s a nut allright but this one is a special brand !
I don´t want to be nosy but this is a ?
Best I can do I'm afraid, the picture I found of the Spotted Nutcracker looked pretty much the same, but we don't really get them her, so know nothing about them.
It´s really just the beak that differs (hence the nosey)
Smalnäbbad nötkråka Nucifraga caryocatactes macrorhynchos
Here he is
Artlista
Something for the weekend
Not good on these, it is a Sandpiper I think, perhaps a White Rumped Sandpiper. Calidris fuscicollis
Close. Calidris is the family
Is it a Sanderling . or a Knot in summer coat ?
Pectoral Sandpiper (Calidris melanotos)
Breeds in N America and NE Siberia and is the commonest American vagrant to Britain and Ireland.
By the way 'digdeep' I've not worked out why you haven't given Rolf a 'yes' on the Nutcracker answer unless you disqualified him for using the word 'spotted'.
Pete.
Tuvsnäppa Calidris melanotos
Nice birdie, good finding
Originally Posted by Merlin
Well, it was not quite the right answer
Here is a nice picture of what ??
Ahhh, very colourful bird Dig, called Goldfinch over here, Carduelis carduelis.
http://www.thamesvalleybirds.co.uk/b...ight=goldfinch
Steglits Carduelis carduelis
Yes it´s a very nice one, and the picture is also very nice
Yes It is a nice capture
Here is something special for a Monday
River Warbler- Locustella fluviatilis ?
No, it is not. I should look at the tail
Looks like a Redstart - Phoenicurus phoenicurus
Indeed Rolf
Rödstjärt Phoenicurus phoenicurus
Ah. I have never seen one of those
Well done rolf
Again a very nice picture of a not so common bird !
Looks like a Shrike, Lanius _____ but it isn't one we get in the UK as far as I know.
Yes, and it ends with a Lady´s name
Lanius isabellinus - Isabelline Shrike Don't think we get that one Dig, or if we do, it is a bit of a rarity.
No, don´t think she is that common here in Sweden as well
Isabellatörnskata Lanius isabellinus
Here is a nice bird with a special name
No idea I'm afraid Dig.
I´ll go half the wayNo idea I'm afraid Dig.
Perisoreus
Could be Perisoreus infaustus - Siberian Jay, we don't get this species here Dig
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