Bird Identification

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1. Kittlitz's plover
2. Wood sandpiper


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Thanks for the last 2 bird id's Lis \O any idea what the first 2 are :-)


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:o0ps: I did not turn the page back /ou/


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1. Steppe buzzard

2. It is so blurred and tiny, that it would only be a guess. I suppose that there is no better pic, if not you would have posted it 0*\
Sparrowhawk, but I am not going to bet on it O**


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Little Sparrowhawk, Accipiter minullus

Note the white spots!


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\O My glasses need to be cleaned ;-)


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Thank you ladies :-)


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Id for me please :-) , both at Marakele
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The second one looks like a Meyer's Parrot.


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