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Index of Subjects <html> <body> Fritz McEvoy wrote: <br> Interesting shot of the thrush, Fritz, and good quality still taken from a video!!<br><br> Likely someone has already I.D. it for you but it's quite a challenge especially since Bicknell's nest so close to you!!<br><br> This bird is quite young and hasn't developed much of anything! No colour on the lower mandible, very little colour if any on the tail, face/cheeks are so gray it could be a Gray-cheeked, very light markings on the underside & an overall flat tone to the upperparts. The primary projection marks it as a Hermit but little else to go on. Perhaps Lance can offer a better analysis since he has undoubtedly banded such individuals.<br> Angus<br> <br><br> <blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">Hi All,<br> I'm catching up on some video editing and have some ID questions about two birds that I thought I'd throw out for confirmation. <br> The first is a thrush that I'm pretty sure is a Hermit but has some marks of the Bicknell's or Gray-cheeked Thrush. It hit a window so looks a little stunned. <br> The second is a Barn Swallow; probably 1st year; that has some features of the Eurasian subspecies. It looks a little unhappy as it was raining when it made the video.<br> If anyone wants to have a look I've uploaded them on Picasa.<br> <a href="http://picasaweb.google.com/atlasmaritimes26/ThrushSwallow"> http://picasaweb.google.com/atlasmaritimes26/ThrushSwallow</a># <br> On another note; my local Sharpie seems to have got his hunting technique down pat. He's taken a Blue Jay on two successive days in almost the exact same location of my yard. <br> </blockquote></body> </html>
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