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| Ron28. 07. 2017 15:33:13 |
Heinz, on the first photo is the female of the Rufous-tailed rock thrush, on the second her young one. The Rufous-tailed rock thrush you'll hardly see around here, maybe in Slovenian Istria.
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| heinz28. 07. 2017 19:43:08 |
Ron, it seemed to me that it was the Rufous-tailed rock thrush, because I also read that in Slovenia we can encounter it only in the south, in the coastal region, as you say. Some pictures of the female that I came across were indeed very similar to this one, but it seems it remains just that. This was finally confirmed to me by today's encounter with the male, or both in a pair, when they were just chasing a least weasel.
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| lubadar29. 07. 2017 20:01:02 |
yesterday it kept me company at an altitude of 2000 m in the Karawanks, bird experts will surely know which little bird this is
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| Ornitolog30. 07. 2017 11:44:13 |
Wallcreeper. The original habitat of this species is mountain rocky slopes. The species has very successfully adapted to human presence, as it is now also very common in settlements (instead of rocks it nests on houses-roofs, crevices...)
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| Daaam16. 08. 2017 08:43:23 |
Yesterday we witnessed an interesting event. 5 eagles (mountain ones?-ornitolog will surely know ) were systematically combing the upper slopes of Rombon. Probably looking for dinner  . I've never seen anything like it, so we stopped for a while and watched them. The photos are not the best, because the zoom on the phone is pretty poor...
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| ločanka16. 08. 2017 11:23:22 |
I think it's the booted eagle, but Ornitolog will decide
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| A-Zaslap16. 08. 2017 19:00:33 |
Booted eagle. On the first and last pictures the characteristic white patch is clearly visible, which eagles don't have (young eagles do have a white pattern, but quite different). In addition, it's hard to see more than 2 or 3 eagles together, while booted eagles are often in larger groups - on Sunday I counted over 30 above the southern slope of Krn, when they found a dead sheep.
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| Daaam16. 08. 2017 19:16:27 |
Thanks to both for the reply. I admit I'm not much of a bird expert, so I believe you  once again, it was really an interesting sight I'm not used to. Apparently I'll have to turn to the Primorska side of the Alps more often (with pleasure)
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| urbe26. 08. 2017 14:31:29 |
I've never seen a stork from such close range, which was foraging on the meadow between Crngrob and Šutno:
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| piotr4. 09. 2017 10:24:43 |
I observed this almost from "balance", a little before Redič (Rédics).
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| ločanka4. 09. 2017 16:04:57 |
barn swallow
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| piotr4. 09. 2017 17:16:34 |
Of course, it's from the countryside.
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| ločanka4. 09. 2017 18:50:22 |
piotr, I didn't know you had a sense of humor too
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| Trobec4. 09. 2017 22:40:08 |
Who knows this? Probably I've noticed them before, but I don't remember because jackdaws always steal all the attention They look like some turtledoves. Photo taken on top of Grintovec.
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| ms_primoz5. 09. 2017 09:09:11 |
The answer is correct. They are snowfinches.
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| julya6. 09. 2017 13:46:54 |
Recently seen on Špika ridge above Nos above Škrbina above Tratica
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| ločanka6. 09. 2017 15:54:57 |
White-headed hawk
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| zlatica6. 09. 2017 19:47:01 |
They look more bald-headed to me...
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| Tadej7. 09. 2017 10:14:49 |
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