This is:
PART 3 Birds P - S for rollers, snake-eagles, starlings, sunbirds, etc.
Other parts:
PART 1 Birds A - E for Bee-eaters, cuckoos, eagles, egrets, etc.
PART 2 Birds F - O for falcons, gulls, herons, kingfishers, etc.
PART 4 Birds T - Z for terns, warblers, vultures, etc.
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Paradise-flycatcher - red-bellied |
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Parakeet - rose-ringed. Yes, this is the one we have in SE England. |
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Parrot - Senegal. Senegal again. |
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Partridge - stone. Amazing duets of calls when they got going. |
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Pelican - great white |
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Pelican - pink-backed |
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Piacpiac |
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Pigeon - speckled. A lovely bird even if it is only a pigeon. |
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Plantain-eater - Western grey |
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Plover - black-headed. Frequented arid fields nowhere near water. |
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Plover - Egyptian. An iconic bird |
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Plover - wattled, right, with a Senegal thick-knee. |
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Pratincole - collared. Huge flocks of these. At least 5,000. |
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Prinia - red-flanked (red-winged warbler) |
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Puffback - Northern |
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Robin-chat - white-crowned. Secretive and in dense undergrowth. |
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Roller - Abyssinian. One of four species of roller. |
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Roller - blue-breasted. Common and beautiful. |
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Roller - broad-billed |
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Roller - rufous-crowned. Offering a gift of an insect. |
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Sandpiper - wood. |
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Seedeater - white-rumped |
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Shikra. A small raptor like a sparrowhawk. |
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Shikra, perched - juvenile. |
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Shrike - woodchat |
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Shrike - yellow-billed |
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Snake-Eagle - banded |
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Snake-Eagle - Beaudouin's |
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Snake-Eagle - brown |
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Sparrow - Northern grey-headed |
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Sparrow-weaver - chestnut-crowned |
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Starling - bronze-tailed glossy. Note red eye. |
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Starling - long-tailed glossy |
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Starling - purple glossy |
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Stilt - black-winged. Juvenile. |
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Stork - marabou. I'm sure his mum loves him! |
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Stork - woolly-necked |
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Sunbird - beautiful. Male. Well named. |
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Sunbird - beautiful. Female. |
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Sunbird - beautiful. Female on nest. |
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Sunbird - copper |
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Sunbird - mouse-brown, with green spider. |
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Sunbird - pygmy |
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Sunbird - splendid |
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Sunbird - variable |
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Swallow - mosque |
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Swallow - pied-winged |
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Swallow - red-chested |
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Swallow - red-rumped |
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Swallow - wire-tailed. No wires as this is a juvenile or non-breeding |
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Swift - little |
Next post:
Continue to the next posting for the rest of the birds.
PART 4 Birds T - Z for terns, warblers, vultures, etc.
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