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Marsh Warbler?

Acrocephalus palustris?

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I am not 100% certain of the ID of this one, they are all so similar and I don't hear the songs.

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Comments (3)
LucBertrand
Oh! I have already seen similar! They are always in the distaff right? When I want to photograph them they hiding hahahaha Good shot, me all the time I try and I was photographing just herbs :)
Malcolm Wilton-Jones
They are both reported to be at Moro Marsh, along with Savi's Warbler and from the scores of photos I have there are small differences but whether they are age, sex or species variations I don't know!
Noe and Pili
I think that Acrocephalus scirpaceus (Eurasian Red Warbler) are more common, but they are so similar!

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PublishedJune 4, 2011

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