Nature Bird for identification

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  1. Caladina

    Caladina Well-Known Member

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    Hi can anyone identify this bird for me, with its main feature of the spotted breast it could be a number of candidates.
    i have adjusted up the exposure for identifying marks on the bird, i only got one shot at it as it was gone pretty quick.
    Location was North London UK, size was between a black bird and a small magpie.
    in the area there are sparrows flycatchers and goldfinch and a small canal , well housed area.
    oh and about half hour while smudging flycatchers on the canal a Jay landed in a tree over head Spotty.jpg
    M50 55-200mm
     
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  2. Paul F

    Paul F Member

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    I'm going to say Mistle Thrush. Possibly a young 'un? :)
     
  3. Caladina

    Caladina Well-Known Member

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    It does look like the most likely candidate is the Mistle Thrush.
    Bird photography is one of those cases where shoot first ask questions later pays off :).
    been a couple of times where i have shot into the sun or into a dark tree knowing its going to be a 'rough' pic,
     

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