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Estimating size to a non-birder can be difficult. How many times people have told me they saw a huge eagle-type bird for it only to be a buzzard. Wood pecker sized could mean thrush sized bird. So, was it on a nut feeder or on the ground or table? On a feeder I would guess juv green finch, siskin. On the ground or table, mistle thrush or song thrush.
Last edited by MIKE THROWER; 18-09-10 at 01:18 PM. |
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Never thought of the waxwing not being a nut eater really.
I reckon it was actually a juvenile starling as remembered a post with the starling having a red head like it had a rash or something. But most likely it was eating berries as some suggested, so maybe this was the same and a starling is a slightly bigger than a woodpecker. I know what you're saying MIke, Keep telling them to take a pic even if it is just from a mobile ![]() As they are worse than me at iding birds.
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