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 Post subject: Re: Identification Help - LBJs
Unread postPosted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 6:14 pm 
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Thanks for confirming my ID, deefstes, and for all the additional interesting info about how to differentiate these birds. And for relating your awesome kill sighting :shock: , I've yet to see anything like that! Always something to look forward to!!

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 Post subject: Re: Identification Help - LBJs
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Hi just went through some photos and I think this might be a Southern-masked Weaver female?

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 Post subject: Re: Identification Help - LBJs
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pantera leo wrote:
Hi just went through some photos and I think this might be a Southern-masked Weaver female?

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Female Thick Billied weaver 8)

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 Post subject: Re: Identification Help - LBJs
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Sorry Batty didn't add that its in Bloem, so it's either Southern-masked Weaver or maybe the Southern-red/Yellow-crowned Bishop

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 Post subject: Re: Identification Help - LBJs
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We have the exact same bird in our garden and i was told Thick billied weaver female :hmz: maybe someone can helP?

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 Post subject: Re: Identification Help - LBJs
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Batmad,
It's most likely a female Red Bishop. This bird has a yellow eyebrow, a pinkish bill and pinkish legs. a Thick-billed female doesn't have an obvious eyebrow, the bill is very heavy and yellow-brown and the legs are dark.

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 Post subject: Re: Bishop: Southern Red Bishop
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 Post subject: Re: Bishop: Southern Red Bishop
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