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Originally Posted by mtngoat
 not to start an argument... but when I looked them up, they both usually go as far west as the British Isles. Another difference between yours and the ones I posted were the wing bars. Yours doesn't have any, while the browed and humes have... *sighs*I really wish I could travel more...  |
We were probably just looking at different references on the internet
I haven't travelled much, never really had the inclination, but every now and then the desire rears it's head,especially seeing images here members have put in the galleries from all over the world, but it's soon over
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Originally Posted by black
Hi Goosey,
by the look of it its either a Willow Warbler or a Chiffchaff, not a Sedge Warbler. The supercilium and chest look a bit yellowish to me that would suggest Willow Warbler. The legs appear dark, but that could be the photo - that normally indicates Chiffchaff. Did it call?
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Thanks black, it did have a call, thats what drew it to my attention. The willow warbler and the chiffchaff look so close to the untrained eye, I doubt I will ever really know
One of these days I will have a better camera then lighting and zooming won't be a problem - well I can dream can't I
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