Hello Steve. Juvenile/immature Frigatebirds are notoriously difficult to
separate, but the white around the armpits leading into the wings suggests
Lesser Frigatebird to me. I think Ascension Frigatebird would be well out of
range. According to Pizzey and Knight, Juvenile Great Frigatebirds are "not
safely separated" from other Frigatebirds.
Cheers Steve Murray
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On Behalf Of Steve Clark
Sent: Tuesday, 15 January 2013 10:32 AM
To: Birding Aus
Subject: Tanzanians need help with Frigatebird id
G'day all
My friends on the Tanzanian equivalent of birding-aus are currently
wrestling with the identification of a frigatebird that has been frequenting
some of the nicer beach-side suburbs of Dar es Salaam. They have asked me
to post some photos on birding-aus for the Australian experts to examine.
So there are four photos here:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/bec5nxr4ul166fz/90IJhl3pfU
I'll pass on any opinions that emerge.
Cheers
Steve
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