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Zvezda & Alex Part V: The Hare Strikes Back


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2 hours ago, Soukous said:

and of course because it is a SWAMP Flycatcher

I totally overlooked any bias for Swamps. It is just a rumour.:D

 

5 hours ago, xelas said:

Several sources has it as Cassin's Flycatcher only -

I had not seen that. Why can't folks leave well alone?:(

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BY 281 / UG 246

Brown-throated Wattle-eye - Platysteira cyanea

 

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Bwindi - Buhoma, 18-Feb-2020

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Chestnut Wattle-eye - Platysteira castanea

 

female

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Bwindi - Buhoma, 19-Feb-2020

 

male

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Kibale, 11-Feb-2020

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Yellow-bellied Wattle-eye - Platysteira concreta

 

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Bwindi - Ruhija, 21-Feb-2020

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African Paradise Flycatcher - Terpsiphone viridis

 

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Lake Mutanda, 25-Feb-2020

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Red-bellied Paradise Flycatcher - Terpsiphone rufiventer

 

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Entebbe Botanical Garden, 9-Feb-2020

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African Blue Flycatcher - Elminia longicauda

 

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Kibale, 12-Feb-2020

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White-tailed Blue Flycatcher - Elminia albicauda

 

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Bwindi - Ruhija, 20-Feb-2020

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Very nice. I can sense my Mentoring will soon be requested for ECBs too.:o

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Just catching up on the latest batch - more great photos and some hard to ID birds by the looks of things.  Well done.

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Scally-breasted Illadopsis - Illadopsis albipectus

 

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Bwindi - Ruhija, 22-Feb-2020

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Rwenzori Hill Babbler - Pseudoalcippe atriceps

 

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Bwindi - Ruhija, 23-Feb-2020

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Arrow-marked Babbler - Turdoides jardineli

 

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Lake Mutanda, 25-Feb-2020

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Dusky Tit - Melaniparus funereus

 

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Kibale, 12-Feb-2020

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White-winged Black Tit - Melaniparus leucomelas

 

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Lake Mburo, 27-Feb-2020

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Stripe-breasted Tit - Melaenornis fasciiventer

 

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Bwindi - Ruhija, 23-Feb-2020

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Northern Yellow White-eye - Zosterops senegalensis

 

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Bwindi - Buhoma, 18-Feb-2020

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Peter Connan

6...

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12 minutes ago, Peter Connan said:

6...

 

??? :huh:

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More great additions @xelas

I particularly like the Scaly-breasted Illadopsis

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+ 1. I had never heard of it, but it's beautiful!

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michael-ibk

Wow, you have been busy! A truly impressive collection of many rarely photographed species. I am particularly taken with all the Apalises - what´s the correct plural for them?

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4 hours ago, Peter Connan said:

6...

 Slow but still ... next post, a Sunbird. Which one I have still to decide :).

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9 minutes ago, michael-ibk said:

Wow, you have been busy!

 

Most of my birding locations are still off-limit :(

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13 minutes ago, michael-ibk said:

the Apalises - what´s the correct plural for them?

It would appear to be Apalises. The normal rule of dropping the 's' in favour of final letter 'i' seems not to apply to avifauna.

Hence Batises, Illadopses.

 

A nice and growing collection of results with more to come.

Never heard the African White-eye called 'northern ' before. Seems odd given there is an Abyssinian version.

 

As to where next to start? Your call but Bronze is first in Fanshawes. Why not stick to that? It will help everyone follow.

If you ever work out what @Peter Connan means, please tell the rest of us.:)

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