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    really nice pictures beryl, they are cracking little birds. it's amazing how such small creatures make such epic migration... and year after year.

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    Beryl, you know how much I hate doing this and how I hate the 'smart Alex' but would you consider this being a Willow Warbler.


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    He has black legs ?

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    i did'nt pay too much attention to the legs, merlin, but i would tend to agree with you. they are pale for a chiffchaffs. well noticed.

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    Must just have arrived over here

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    I find these two birds very difficult to tell apart, particularly as the Chiffchaff can sometimes have lighter legs and vice versa the Willow warbler.
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    A lot arrived in our area today Beryl and I saw five at two locations. It's a pretty reliable ID characteristic Chiffchaff 'black', Willow Warbler 'pink'.


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    The only way I can tell the difference is by checking the wing length when poss. - much longer with the WW.

    I understand that leg colours can vary too, and the bird in the pic has a hint of an eye ring, doesn't it? That could mean Chiffchaff - but then... I haven't a clue really!

    Nice little bird anyway!

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    Thank you Catherine

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