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    Default Posibly a female chaffinch ?

    I'm not sure but what else could it be?
    Found another that looks like the same bird.
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    More likely a Blackcap Chocky, certainly not a finch beak.

    Strangely enough, I think I saw one today, but was into the sun, so couldn't confirm.
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    I thought it might be. I was quite chuffed when I captured him . But thought I was probably wrong . His tail is too tatty as well.
    Here is another but I think he's moving his head
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