Wild Birds of Europe

pcs wrote in post #19459682
It will fail, will say 50% zilvermeeuw, 30% mantelmeeuw, 5% geelpootmeeuw or something like that

Huh??? rolls right over my head......

Inspeqtor wrote in post #19459687
Huh??? rolls right over my head......

The app gives in percentages how sure the id is. When id is definite it's 100% but when unsure it says it could be x(50%sure) or it could be y(30(% sure).

pcs wrote in post #19459682
It will fail, will say 50% zilvermeeuw, 30% mantelmeeuw, 5% geelpootmeeuw or something like that

I love the fact that “gull” in Dutch is called “meeuw”. Especially because in my native language, danish, it is called “måge”, which is pronounced something like the name Moe or Moew. At least in the northern part of Jutland where I live.

D-Noc wrote in post #19459997
I love the fact that “gull” in Dutch is called “meeuw”. Especially because in my native language, danish, it is called “måge”, which is pronounced something like the name Moe or Moew. At least in the northern part of Jutland where I live.

Maybe we would be able to understand eachother

Starling:

Excellent shots of the Starling, Patrick.

Some photos from a Eurasian Wren taken during a walk in nearby recreational area

And of course there was a Robin willing to pose a bit

jan1977 wrote in post #19460351
And of course there was a Robin willing to pose a bit

Beautiful birds and lovely photos Jan.

Wrens and Robins. Seems like they are just as attractive there as they are here. Just in different clothes

Lester Wareham wrote in post #19460347

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Great series of shots, Lester. Love the Dipper especially.
Having bought the R7, have you retired the 7D2? It did pretty darn well with the Tamron. How do you think that combo compares to the R7 with the RF100-500?

jan1977 wrote in post #19460351
And of course there was a Robin willing to pose a bit

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These are lovely, Jan.
Also great shots of the wee Wren.

Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #19460318
Excellent shots of the Starling, Patrick.

Thank you, now I've 3-4 regulars in the garden.

Lester Wareham wrote in post #19460346

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2nFJ​eLC birds wren A01_20-08-22_003 by Lester W, on Flickr

Lester Wareham wrote in post #19460347

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I'd love to have a dipper here, like this one. Have you seen the BBC series Hugh's wild west a few years back? They had beautiful footage of dippers, even while diving.

jan1977 wrote in post #19460349
Some photos from a Eurasian Wren taken during a walk in nearby recreational area

jan1977 wrote in post #19460351
And of course there was a Robin willing to pose a bit

SCALPA wrote in post #19460494

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Always nice to see robins and wren's(although the australian one's are much more colourful).

Here's a finch and a (short tailed) blue tit: