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| sent on November 04, 2019 (15:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Nice picture, great pdr.
Unfortunately I can't tell you about the bird genre.
Bravo Walter, bye!
Sergio ;-) :-P Bella foto, ottimo pdr.
Purtroppo non ti so dire sul genere di uccello.
Bravo Walter, ciao!
Sergio  |
| sent on November 04, 2019 (15:41) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
It looks like a female blackbird to me because it doesn't have the taps on its chest like the thresher would have.
Great pdr and... careful that you eat all the grapes! :-D A me pare un merlo femmina perchè non ha le picchiettature sul petto come avrebbe il tordo.
Ottimo pdr e... attento che ti mangia tutta l'uva!  |
| sent on November 04, 2019 (15:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I agree with Nadia
concordo con Nadia
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| sent on November 04, 2019 (15:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks Sergio
very kind as always
cheers
Walter Grazie Sergio
Sempre gentilissimo
Ciao
Walter |
| sent on November 04, 2019 (15:54) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Nadia And Francoitaly
No, is not a female blackbird
It is definitely bigger is has dark wings and the female blackbird does not have white feathers on the chest .
It's probably from the family, I thought it was a thieth, but as Nadia says she doesn't have the taps or maybe she's changing feathers.
Hello Nadia E Francoitaly
No , non è un merlo femmina
È decisamente più grosso è ha le ali scure e il merlo femmina non ha ha le piume bianche sul petto .
Probabilmente è della famiglia , pensavo fosse un tordo , ma come dice Nadia non ha le picchiettature o forse sta cambiando le piume .
Ciao |
| sent on November 04, 2019 (19:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
If it's bigger than a blackbird then it could be a young starling, I think the beak can match. The threshers, the cedars, the threshers are a bit wooded even if young.
Let's see if there are any other opinions...
Good night Walter! Se è più grande di un merlo allora potrebbe essere un giovane storno, mi pare che il becco possa corrispondere. I tordi, le cesene, le tordele sono un po' picchiettati anche se giovani.
Vediamo se ci sono altri pareri...
Buona serata Walter! |
| sent on November 04, 2019 (19:17) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
No Nadia, it's bigger than a starling and doesn't have the classic white streaks.
Both the blackbirds and starlings I know very well I photographed a mess
I think it could be a thresher that is changing the plumage or family .
Tonight I put it in the comment area, let's see if any experts can give me an answer.
Thank you anyway
A greeting No Nadia , è più grande di uno storno e non ha le classiche striature bianche .
Sia i merli che gli storni li conosco molto bene ne ho fotografati un casino
Io penso potrebbe essere un tordo che sta cambiando il piumaggio o della famiglia .
Stasera lo metto in area commento , vediamo se qualche esperto mi sa dare una risposta.
Grazie comunque
Un saluto |
| sent on November 04, 2019 (19:23) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Okay, you'll let me know! I'm getting very curious :-D Ok mi farai sapere! mi sto incuriosendo molto |
| sent on November 04, 2019 (19:26) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Beautiful!
It's a female blackbird!
Greetings, Tonino. Bella!
E' un merlo femmina!
Saluti, Tonino. |
| sent on November 04, 2019 (19:27) | This comment has been translated
ok |
| sent on November 04, 2019 (21:00) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thank you Tonino , but it is not a female blackbird that has a yellow beak and is smaller
A greeting
Walter Grazie Tonino , ma non è un merlo femmina che ha il becco giallo ed è più piccola
Un saluto
Walter |
| sent on November 04, 2019 (21:20) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Beautiful portrait set of what I think is a cesena, also for the size...... it's the biggest turdide, however sooner or later someone will know how to give the solution, if they see it John and David can tell us for sure what bird is.
Congratulation Walter throughout the series.
Hello, Renzo Bellissimo ritratto ambientato di quella che credo sia una cesena, anche per le dimensioni......è il turdide più grosso, comunque prima o poi qualcuno saprà dare la soluzione, se la vedono Giovanni e Davide ci sanno dire di sicuro che uccello è.
Complimenti Walter per tutta la serie.
Ciao, Renzo |
| sent on November 04, 2019 (21:44) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
on the identification
asas is a young man, has the buccal rhyme still yellow, I would say that 99% is a young male blackbird that is taking on the plumage as an adult, you notice the black parts on part of the plumage, wings and part of the chest, while leaving belly is still clear with obvious presence of residual streaks sulla identificazione
premesso che è un giovane, presenta la rima buccale ancora gialla, direi che al 99% si tratta di un giovane merlo maschio che sta assumendo il piumaggio da adulto, si notano le parti nere su parte del piumaggio, ali e parte del petto, mentre parte della pancia è ancora chiara con evidente presenza di striature residue |
| sent on November 05, 2019 (5:54) | This comment has been translated
Really nice, congratulations! |
| sent on November 05, 2019 (7:42) | This comment has been translated
Nice! |
| sent on November 05, 2019 (16:06) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Dear Walter, it depends on what time you took the picture, that little yellow part of the beak and the duvets on my chest makes me think of a little one. Anyway, it's definitely a blackbird!
Hello Tonino. Caro Walter, dipende in che periodo hai fatto la foto, quella piccola parte gialla del becco e le piumino sul petto mi fa pensare ad un piccolo. Comunque è di sicuro un merlo!
Ciao Tonino. |
| sent on November 05, 2019 (21:17) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Renzo
Luigi S.
Luigi P.
Thank you
Hello
Walter Renzo
Luigi S.
Luigi P.
Grazie
Ciao
Walter |
| sent on November 05, 2019 (21:19) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Sigismondi
Tonino
Thank you for the answers on the identification
What he found strange is that it was definitely bigger than a blackbird.
I was in the mountains maybe the mountain blackbirds are super
Hello
Walter Sigismondi
Tonino
Vi ringrazio per le risposte sull'identificazione
Quello che trovò strano e' che era decisamente più grosso di un merlo.
Mi trovavo in montagna forse i merli di montagna sono super
Ciao
Walter |
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