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  1. 15-04-2009 #1
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    Default Female Yellowhammer - Embiriza citrinella

    Spotted on the Ridgeway walk from Streatley to the Berkshire Downs

    Saw what looked like a Sparrow in a small puddle and noticed that the back markings were not that of a Sparrow, so managed to get a distance photo.

    The second and third photos show the brown colouring on the back under the wings.
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    Very nice. Well done Rolf
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    Nice shots, Rolf, particulalrly the first one!
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    another smart bird rolf. hoping to get some pics myself. there is a lane close to where i live that turns up yellowhammers. so fingers crossed. the males are particularly stunning. great spot rolf.
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