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heinz7. 09. 2017 14:11:35

Little sand martin? Ornithologist, thanks in advance for the comment!

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ločanka7. 09. 2017 15:52:20

Tadej, your bird is also a puzzle. Maybe it's a young hawfinch, question for the Ornithologist nasmeh

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heinz14. 09. 2017 09:38:34

Krekovt - bird with strong beak and short tail, feeds mainly on forest fruits; krekovt: krek, krek, cracks hazelnuts

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ločanka14. 09. 2017 15:41:45

Nice to look at, its call is more like croaking

Ornitolog14. 09. 2017 23:47:06

Hey, hello,

ločanka reasons correctly, above is a young hawfinch. Heinz, you also correctly identified the sand martin. Hats off for the krekovt photo nasmeh

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pikica130. 09. 2017 21:13:26

I really like it when I manage to spot them nasmeh

They obviously feel good near me too mežikanje

They were basking in the sun and preening their feathers.

Then they left, but this one stayed a bit longer.

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ločanka30. 09. 2017 21:23:53

Wonderful! Where did you photograph them, maybe on Toscu?
It's really interesting that they didn't flee nasmeh

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pikica130. 09. 2017 21:30:45

I always stand so they can see me well, then they're not scared. And no quick movements and it's all good. Sometimes they don't want to be photographed, then I leave them be, don't stalk them. Then next time I tell myself mežikanje

Thanks for the praise @ločanka nasmeh

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heinz4. 10. 2017 10:10:55

Grmovščica I think. Correct, ornithologist? Thanks, best regards!

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djimuzl4. 10. 2017 12:05:25

Three little birds, three questions nasmeh

Thanks in advance for answers! nasmeh

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ločanka4. 10. 2017 13:11:23

crested tit, blackcap-female, nuthatch
Please let the Ornithologist confirm! nasmeh

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babim4. 10. 2017 13:13:44

No. 3 is definitely nuthatch, as it comes to our garden too. Very lively birdie that often runs down the trunk head-down. From the bird feeder it takes seeds and often stuffs them into cracks in the trunk. Interesting to watch how tits steal its supplies then.
On the first picture (I checked the book) it's probably
crested tit. For 2nd picture I don't know. Lp

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piotr4. 10. 2017 13:38:28

This one from pic 2 could be garden warbler.

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Ornitolog6. 10. 2017 17:49:33

Hi,

@Pikica1, on which mountain did you photograph white wagtails?

@heinz, on your photo is northern wheatear.

@djimuzl, you captured crested tit, blackcap (female or young bird) and nuthatch. Nuthatch is the only species here that can climb head-down.

All nice pics, I look at them gladly! nasmeh

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pikica17. 10. 2017 19:40:05

Today just one little birdie nasmeh

@Ornitolog on Tosec I met white wagtails.

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mirank10. 10. 2017 21:14:22

Old photos

Morning dew is easiest to dry in the sun

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mirank10. 10. 2017 21:14:23

Old photos

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heinz10. 10. 2017 21:34:56

Ornitolog, thanks for the explanation, I'm also interested in this birdie, which wasn't too shy. Thanks, lp!

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Ornitolog25. 10. 2017 09:27:16

Heinz, this is the Ortolan Bunting. In Slo it's quite a rare breeder (only in mountains), on migration regularly seen lower, esp. on fields and along tracks where it seeks food.