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Curly45 Mar 2024 2:11pm, 26 Mar 2024 4,665 posts	0 Curly45 Could be. Hard to tell when puffed. They are less yellow than males but do have a lot of variation (we have about 10-15 in the garden most days). We also have one or two that could be serins as they look different to the others but they don't come on the feeders often so I am not 100%, maybe they are just last years young ones?
lammo Mar 2024 2:16pm, 26 Mar 2024 12,576 posts	0 lammo Can anybody help me confirm what this is please?
lammo Mar 2024 2:16pm, 26 Mar 2024 12,577 posts	0 lammo
um Mar 2024 2:28pm, 26 Mar 2024 8,306 posts	0 um very buzzardy
Derby Tup Mar 2024 2:47pm, 26 Mar 2024 65,184 posts	0 Derby Tup Or female sparrowhawk
jacdaw Mar 2024 3:09pm, 26 Mar 2024 4,357 posts	0 jacdaw Yeah, female sparrowhawk.
lammo Mar 2024 3:16pm, 26 Mar 2024 12,578 posts	0 lammo Thanks
Windsor Wool Mar 2024 3:52pm, 26 Mar 2024 6,246 posts	0 Windsor Wool she’s lovely though. As is your clipped Laurel
flanker Mar 2024 4:03pm, 26 Mar 2024 21,189 posts	0 flanker easily confused um. Buzzard was my first reaction too Sprawk has longer and thinner legs, a distinct supercilium, and the squared off (secondary?) wing feathers over the long primaries (whereas a buzzard's extend down towards the tail more)
um Mar 2024 4:07pm, 26 Mar 2024 8,307 posts	0 um Can you get it to turn round next time lammo?

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