Dartford Warblers- and onwards

[Tbabe]

Too slow:bang::bang:

 

[IanC_UK]

Too slow:bang::bang:

Actually yours looks more like a firecrest than a goldcrest, so not exactly too slow, more like psychic by posting what i asked for before seeing what i posted

 

[Tbabe]

LOL Ian - in that case a Teal please:bonk::bonk:

 

[artyman]

You didn't say which sort

Siskin

 

[CT]

Erm... a Brambling please.

 

[lammie]

Brambling

Black Guillemot please

 

[Lee O'D]

Black Guillemot

Winchat please

 

[Luke_Herts]

White tailed sea eagle please....

 

[grumpybadger]

Hobby please

 

[Luke_Herts]

can i just say that photo is awesome!!! where was it?

 

[artyman]

That just gives you an idea of the size of those birds!

 

[grumpybadger]

can i just say that photo is awesome!!! where was it?

Thanks. It was in Norway - I'm going back next month

Anyway, back on track - Eurasian Hobby anyone?

 

[lammie]

Hobby a poor attempt

Yellowhammer next

 

[BirderOzzie]

Here's my Yellowhammer

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Let's have a Bittern next

 

[IanC_UK]

Golden Eagle next please

 

[IanC_UK]

hmmm have i asked too much ?

Ok, lets try Great White Egret?

 

[markyboy.1967]

Barn Owl needed next

 

[dreameruk]

stone curlew

 

[Lee O'D]

Hoopoe please

 

[BirderOzzie]

Great shot of the Bittern there
Where was it taken?

 

[BirderOzzie]

Right folks lets have a little theme thread going on.

I would like other forum users to carry this on. Rules are-

1. I will post a bird name and someone from the forum is to post a single pic of this bird. ( only 1 pic then move on )
2. The person who posts the pic will name another bird type which frequently visits the UK ( not a bird which is blown here in its travels elsewhere ).
3.Another forum user will post a single pic of that requested bird and then name a bird of their own and so on and so on.
4. Once you have posted a pic and requested another bird you cannot re-post until a further 3 birds have been requested

The aim is to see how many different birds we can get in one thread.

I think we're going a bit off track here guys-i don't believe that hoopoes are regularly seen in the UK

 

[CT]

I think we're going a bit off track here guys-i don't believe that hoopoes are regularly seen in the UK

You'd have to be very fortiunate for sure. I was lucky to get this one...

Hoopoe

Just a nice Chiffchaff would be lovely.

 

[Luke_Herts]

Chiff Chaff

Smew please

 

[BirderOzzie]

You'd have to be very fortiunate for sure. I was lucky to get this one...

Hoopoe

Just a nice Chiffchaff would be lovely.

Nice shot CT, but that's a crossbill

 

[CT]

Nice shot CT, but that's a crossbill

LOL. - I dunno- you try to be subtle.

Just trying to break the deadloock - people need to be a bit more realistic in some of these bird selections -as you quite rightly pointed out.

 

[Duck_Pond]

Smew

I assume that was the one folks were after, not the hoopoe...


Long-eared owl please.

 

[CT]

Long Eared Owl..

Spotted Fly Catcher?

 

[Luke_Herts]

Spotted Flycatcher

Pied FLycatcher please

 

[Busby]

Pied Flycatcher



Something not too tricky now...
How about a nice Red Grouse (Well it is whisky season)

Anthony

 

[buckas]

thanks for the pm markyboy1967

next : Ptarmigan

drew

 

[markyboy.1967]

Thats a tough one as i think the only person to post one on here is Ian C, may be other sitting with them on their pc though.

 

[IanC_UK]

to keep it flowing

Blackcap next please

 

[RJL2005]

How about a Common Sandpiper?

 

[IanC_UK]

cracking Blackcap

 

[CT]

Common Sandpiper

erm... Redpoll?

 

[Kerioak]

Just found this thread and the only two I have are green woodpecker and - Hoopee but too late

 

[RJL2005]

cracking Blackcap

Thanks Ian

 

[kaz10]

How about a Grey Wagtail

 

[Lee O'D]

Sand Martin anyone?

 

[CT]

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