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На первой фотографии, по моему, пеночка-весничка

А подхвостье то белое, но в целом она должна быть намного светлее снизу и более серая сверху (аналогия контраста у трещотки)...
мне кажется, что восточноевропейка, возможно переходный вариант между tristis и вышесказанной...большего мы по фото не выясним, был бы голос тут возможно кто-то оказался бы прав на 100%...
это фото класиккккко tristis

ИМХО, соловей, дубонос и певчий дрозд

About Moscow mich.
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To me, the bird looks fine for michahellis except for some minor problems
like the darkish inner primaries and the dark patterning in the tail above
the band..
Good for mich is its jizz, the broad wings and heavy appearance, the
tailband, the head and bill structure, the underwing, the patterning and
colour on the coverts as well on the juvenile as on the 2nd generation and
the tertials.
Good luck with it!
Theo Muusse
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Since this bird has not generated a lot of comments I will add my thoughts... I agree with Theo that it looks fine for michahellis. I'm not too worried by the minor problems he mentions as tail pattern is really very variable (and this bird is right in the variation for me) while the dark inner primaries are also in line with variation in Mediterranean michahellis (just going through my pictures easily revealed one bird with a similar looking inner wing even if I agree that most birds have paler inner primaries).

What worries me more is my lack of recent experience with argentatus from Baltic / Scandinavia. The only think I remember is that some 1st winter looked terribly like michahellis and although the dark inner primaries, pale underparts and white tail all point against argentatus, I'd like to hear from our Finnish or Swedish friends that this bird can't be argentatus. I'm pretty sure this is not a very likely hypothesis but I don't like to exclude things that I dont know that well...

Pierre-André Crochet
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normally Herring Gull doesn't replace any wing coverts in its first
winter and this bird has replaced several greater, median and lesser
coverts. Of course I was curious too what the Finnish birders thought
when this bird was discussed on a Dutch forum. Both Hannu Koskinen
and Visa Rauste agreed with you that it is a michahellis. (And so did
the members of the Dutch forum.)

Cheers

Ruud

Похоже,что это пустельга, самка или молодой самец.
На моём снимке молодой самец т.к он имеет рыжий хвост,а не серый как обычно рисуют в определителях

А это http://www.scinet.ru/ptaha/pustelga/pustelga06.jpg кто ж в таком случае?

Взрослый самец обыкновенной пустельги.
Вот еще пример:
http://www.rbcu.ru/galery/showphoto.php?photo=458&sort=1&cat=500&page=2
Тоже с серым хвостом

Самка БПДэшника

В годовалом возрасте хвост самца пустельги окрашен сверху как у самок.