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    OK, so it's a Crossbill, all new territory for me here, I'll take a punt at Parrot Crossbill Loxia pytyopsittacus.
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    I think you're right, Rolf! It is a stout bird with a stout beak!

    (Crister DOES seem to enjoy confusing us with birds in the shade though, doesn't he?)
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    Well, You are too good so I must try to make it harder, in any way I can

    Större korsnäbb Loxia pytyopsittacus

    Good finding

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    A not so dark bird
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    Gulls are not really my thing, but I'll take a guess at first and second winter Herring Gulls - Larus argentatus.
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    They do look alike many of them Gulls but this is not an Argentatus

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    Glaucus Gull - Larus hyperboreus?

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    Sure is, Good finding !!


    Vit trut Larus hyperboreus

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    It´s Monday (again)
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    Dark-throated Thrush - (Turdus ruficollis) ?

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    Not a bad guess

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    Try again !! Turdus is OK

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    OK, then Turdus atrogularis, Black throated thrush?
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    Cannot find it. Checked here - Birds of the World: Family Turdidae - THE THRUSHES

    Will just have to leave it to Rolf!

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    I think the black throated and red throated are close to being the same species Catherine. Black-throated Thrush (Turdus*atrogularis) - BirdLife species factsheet
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    Yes, good finding Rolf !




    Svarthalsad trast Turdus atrogularis

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    A late Monday bird
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    Not seen one of these, but would love to, think it's a Shore Lark, Eremophila alpestris.
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    Yes it is !

    BerglärkaEremophila alpestris


    We call it Mountain Lark

    Good finding !

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    and a new Bird for You all
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    It looks like a Black-necked Grebe, Svarthalsad dopping.
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    lol it is

    Svarthalsad dopping Podiceps nigricollis

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    A Cold Monday morning
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    Kittiwake - Rissa tridactyla?

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    Did You Count it´s toes ??

    Well done.

    Tretåig mås Rissa tridactyla

    In Swedish it is called tree-toed

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    Here is a nice bird
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    Looks like my old friend the Red Kite, a major success story here in the South of England, not uncommon to see 15 or more circling above us in Tilehurst. Beautiful birds. Milvus milvus.
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    Yes, a great bird !

    Röd glada Milvus milvus

    Have this quizz while we wait for the next bird

    I have a BIG christmas tree on my land It is a really Big tree, at least 45 meters tall and 10 meters on the ground level . A nice thing to have in the garden.

    Well, inside that tree we have (every night) at least 15 birds. They like to chit-chat so there is a Always sounds from the tree. I never seen the birds, they just sleeps there. Now what kind of birds are those chatting animals ? They don´t care about night-time, they "talk" even when it is dark outside.


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    Could be any of several groups of birds Cris, Sparrows, Wagtails, Goldfinches, Starlings, Blackbirds and even apparently Wrens, would be nice to hear a recording of it.
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    Yes, a recording would be nice. I´ll try to fix it using my phone !

    and, a weekender as well (rather bad pic, I´ll try to find a better one)
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    Maybe this is a better pic ?
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    Sorry Cris, missed the earlier post. Think it's a Hawk Owl, Surnia ulula.

    And a Great-spotted Woodpecker in the background.
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    Dunno about the pecker but the rest was OK


    Hökuggla Surnia ulula

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    Here is one of my favorit birds
    Very powerful
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    Not good on Eagles, as not seen many, but will take a guess at Spotted Eagle. Aquila clanga.
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    Nope, this one is Bigger

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    OK, well one of the really big boys is the White-tailed Eagle, Haliaeetus albicilla. Also nicknamed the flying barn door.
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    Yes, small dogs beware !!


    Havsörn Haliaeetus albicilla

    Nice bird

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    Amazing birds, saw one a couple of years ago at Basingstoke and was in awe of its size.
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    Well,this next one is somewhat smaller
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