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[Oversea] Brown Shrike or Red-backed Shrike

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1# A A A Post at 7/10/2013 00:06  Show author

Brown Shrike or Red-backed Shrike

Brown Shrike or Red-backed Shrike??

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2# A A A Post at 7/10/2013 05:50  Show author
After reading the previous comments on the Red-backed Shrike, I would say this is a Brown Shrike based on tail length and shape, cream ground colour to the breast and belly and overall shape.

I could be wrong!

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3# A A A Post at 7/10/2013 07:21  Show author
I am far from being an expert but after reading the comments on my thread re the same topic, I believe this may well be a brown shrike .. cheers
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4# A A A Post at 7/10/2013 09:59  Show author
Yes, first-winter/juvenile Brown Shrike.  Note also the primary projection which is rather short (compare with the recent RBS).

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