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Uploadet 2010-12-11 Publiceret 2010-12-11 Gallinago gallinago faeroeensis Common Snipe
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Matti Tero Lammin-Soila
13. dec. 2010 kl. 13:43
This is a Common Snipe. No split supercilium etc.
Rune Palmqvist
15. dec. 2010 kl. 01:33
Dear Rodmund. Do you have more pictures of this bird ? :-) To me there is something wrong with the bill for a common snipe. It is too thick and probably too short. I may be wrong. Kindly, Rune
Rune Palmqvist
15. dec. 2010 kl. 01:44
PS: Agree, not a jack snipe.
Carsten Murmann
15. dec. 2010 kl. 14:29
Dear RODMUND, As spectacular and extraordinary as Your photo of Common S. in a Faeroese crystal stream, 25th Dec. of last year! Above we even see its submersed Leg (= Cinclus), and (unique in Netfugl's collection:) how 3 stripes (COMMON) join in the nape. Also its Tail is remarkable, standing up like a bit of a slim DAVIDOFF cigar, thigh-rolled by a CARMEN. Let us know if You have comments. ___________________ DANSK Endnu et bogstaveligt fantastisk billede af Db. bekk. i krystalklar rivende strøm. Se benet nede i vandet og Halen løftet for at holde cigarstumpen tør + 3 striber der samles i nakken! Nu forstår vi, hvorfor der IKKE er plads til mange vinter-Vandstære (Cinclus) på Færøerne. WARM rgds ......... C.
Rodmund á Kelduni
15. dec. 2010 kl. 18:07
Thank´s for comments on this Snipe. I do agree that this is not a Jack Snipe, however the bill was indeed very short, far too short for a Common snipe and note the steep forhead, this Snipe i belive shows carakters witch are not normal for Common Snipe. A hybrid came in mind, but i don´t belive that it is the case. However Pintail Snipe does have at short bill and tend to have a steeper forhead, could this be a Pintail Snipe ? All my photos are from the same angle so they don´t showe anything new. Comments are most welcome.
Carsten Murmann
18. dec. 2010 kl. 11:19
Dear RODMUND, Just a thought: Enjoyed Your nice photo of faeroeensis Common S., 25th Oct. 2008, and find some similarities with the above specimen: Both birds have reddish-brown head stripes (tegninger) - NOT bright (yellowish-white) like e.g. Danish birds. Both have an Unusual Whitish 'patch' next to the bill, under the eye - most prominent on the 2008 shot [Didn't find this white in pictures of Pin-tail or Swinhoe's ]. So both could be variations of faeroeensis? __________________ DANSK Faeroeensis, ligesom Fint foto 25-10-2008 fra Eysturoy ? BH / B. rgds. ......... Yours C.
Peter Sunesen
18. dec. 2010 kl. 14:42
Enig med Carsten i at fuglen er en Dobbeltbekkasin, sandsynligvis faeroeensis. Hvorvidt næbbet var 'alt for kort til DB.' må bero på det indtryk Rodmund fik i felten; der er IMO intet på nærværende billede der ser unormalt ud for DB. ENGLISH: The photo depicts a Common Snipe (faeroensis?),and IMO the bill does not look 'too short' for this species. Again, with a photo from a different angle, the length of the bill could be judged more precisely, but I am convinced the best is to change the name to Common Snipe. Hilsen/Regards Peter
Rodmund á Kelduni
10. nov. 2011 kl. 16:37
Kan netfugl venligst rette artsnavn til Dobbeltbekkasin ? Dbh. Rodmund

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