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Another bird self portrait. I am no bird expert and am having difficulty identifying this bird. The back looks too grey for a marsh/willow tit. Help please from the bird experts.
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I do like your bird self portraits Phil. You will have to let us know the details. Could this be a young Coal Tit?
Dave Hall at 17:47 CEST on 22-May-2005 [Reply]
Unknown bird
Thanks for the comment Dave. I saw a couple of these a few years ago, they are tiny only about the size of a wren. I have not been able to identify them at all yet.
Phil Battersby at 20:48 CEST on 22-May-2005 [Reply]
Unknown Bird
I have found out the bird is a Willow Tit, there is a northern variation which is more grey than brown.
Phil Battersby at 22:00 CEST on 23-May-2005 [Reply]