Sedge Warbler?
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There are so many different Warblers and they're so alike.
I'm no expert but only a few have the streaked head so I'd say Sedge Warbler.
Good catch by the way.
I'm no expert but only a few have the streaked head so I'd say Sedge Warbler.
Good catch by the way.
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Cheers Phil, difficult little blighters to see clearly and catch.
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I have no idea on IDs of small birds but I do see a leg band...good photo too. Shirley
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great camo for this little chap, never seen a warbler before.
cheers Marion
cheers Marion
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