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    Tommy Pedersen
    Jan 06, 2019

    Silent Acro in Kerala, anyone?

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    andrewbailey1967
    Jan 07, 2019

    Is this actually an Acro? - the tail shape doesn't look right. Could it be Sykes's?

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    Tommy Pedersen
    Jan 07, 2019
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    Could very well be. Was quiet, and above me, while photographing a Green Warbler, so I didn't give it too much attention.

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