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leeperry

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Warbler in full voice

28-03-2020, 12:03

Taken this morning on my daily walk/exercise.
I have trouble identifying the different type of warblers, not sure what this one is.

Warbler by Gary Cantwell, on Flickr

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tigerburnie

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28-03-2020, 12:08

Great shot Gary, I'd say Willow Warbler, Garden Warbler doesn't have the eye stripe and looks too dark to be a Chiff Chaff

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Bill53

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28-03-2020, 18:45

Very nice Gary.

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28-03-2020, 18:49

Excellent sharp photo with a nice clear background, well done.

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Trev B

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28-03-2020, 19:23

Lovely shot Gary. I would say Willow Warbler

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#6

28-03-2020, 22:48

Very nice. A good pose perch and BG
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29-03-2020, 01:48

Well done Gary

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29-03-2020, 13:30

Excellent shot Gary and nicely composed. I may have cloned out the OOF branch, which is a bit distracting.

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leeperry

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29-03-2020, 18:42

Thanks for commenting guys
Burnie Kev thanks for the identification
Brian I should have cloned it out

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