Two images merged together, taken approximately 1 week apart. I know the bird on the left is a Buzzard, it has been suggested the bird on the right is a young Buzzard?

It's a pale morph buzzard. Buzzards don't have a huge plumage difference between juveniles and adults, but there is a great deal of variation between birds, ranging from some even paler than your bird on the right to birds darker than your 'typical' buzzard on the left.

Hi


Juveniles have solidly dark outer primaries, oval 'wrist patches', dark-looking well-barred secondaries contrasting with paler under-primaries, a pale area in the greater underwing coverts and regularly spaced barring in the tail.

S