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Tuesday, 30 July 2013

From the undergrowth

New pic of Sedge Warbler for Barry of the tail section.
A few from today

Male GCG on patrol

Ringlet

Cinabar caterpillers


White tail bee full of pollen

Sedge Warbler

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                                                      Click on the image for a better view       gwh

10 comments:

  1. Now that is a Sedge Warbler and mighty good shots as well.............

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  2. Beat me to it! - Yes I think you will find thats a Sedge Warbler - I think its a Juv'y but clearly not a Reed Warbler!
    I did point out hearing & seeing Sedge earlier this year!

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  3. Graham! Have you any shots of the rear of this bird please?
    I would like to rule out a couple of possible exotic visitors!
    Anything I could use to check its ID.To my Email would be fine if you dont want to put them online.
    I have this thing at the back of my mind regarding something a bit tastier, just want to check, but it will probably end up as Juv Sedge. Primary tips & rear end would be useful!
    Thanks!

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  4. Many thanks guys wasnt sure myself but as not seen or heard for a long time thought it must be a Reed. gwh

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  5. Well done with the Sedge Warbler and nice to get some good photo's.

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  6. Good to see the sedge warbler photos Graham; well done. Not an easy bird to photograph.

    It's a pity we don't see more of them in the area.

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  7. Thanks for your comments Guys . gwh

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  8. I'll tell you what - This might be worth a double check from a Smarty Pants? I am still umming & arring over Aquatic Warbler.
    It strikes me more as an Aquatic than a Sedge the more I look. Sedge don't usually have the stripe right down middle of head, & the upper wings are more detailed than sedge, same for back end.
    I do admit I am not an ultimate expert - but a lot of features are leaning me towards Aquatic! & the two can be confused for each other.
    I do think this bird may be worth a pass before an expert! If only to be sure?

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  9. Its a sedge................

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  10. I agree Andy juv Sedge . gwh

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