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Which Aerodrome Mk IV
Mrs A reckons it might be some sort of Flycatcher but I can't see it on the Wiki page for national Birds
Female is a different colour?
Colourful aviafauna as in The Gambia?
Last edited by chevvron; 25th May 2022 at 09:55.
Costa Rica, Brown Thrush,Turdus Grayii...? and that looks like a DC-3 on approach..?
Turdus Grayi - Clay-coloured Thrush. Costa Rica it is - well done Sycamore. Plenty of airfields and airstrips in Costa Rica to choose from - the challenge is Domestic.
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Last edited by OUAQUKGF Ops; 26th May 2022 at 18:36.
You may call the aircraft a 'DC3' but in the rest of England (not the UK) we call it a Dak as flown by RAE Farnborough who gave it to BBMF.
I think we may be at Golfito (GLF) in the south of the country?
I thought it was on a lake but eventually realised it might be the sea!!!
I thought it was on a lake but eventually realised it might be the sea!!!
Tee-hee. Yes I trimmed the aerial view. Well done Asturias you have control. Golfito it is. R/W31/13 1400m. The late Stephen Piercey took a beautiful photograph of a LACSA Curtiss Commando at Golfito but alas I couldn't find a copy of it. Short video here:
Well I was leafing through 'Superprops' (Osprey Publishing 1990) looking at the photo, already mentioned, which I love by Stephen Piercey . Golfito proved sufficiently obscure to be a candidate.......
here is a small challenge
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