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    Whitethroat, Wren and Linnet Joe.
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    1. looks like a White throat. 2. Is a Wren. 3. 3. Rolf seams to have beaten me to it.

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    Thanks to both of you. I was really puzzled by the white throat the way it was all ruffled up.

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    Yes, does look strange, but it is their classic pose.
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