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The Birds In The Garden And Everywhere Else Thread

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Looks similar colour but no red on it and different shape
 
Dan_Swan said:
Taken just now, Sparrow Fledgling in the Garden

Great pic! Surprised it's capable of flight and out of the nest tbh! Assuming it is of course. We had a young Jackdaw in the garden last week which definitely couldn't fly and must have fallen out. Disappeared into some undergrowth for cover but would be surprised if it survived the night with the number of cats & foxes there are in & around our garden.
 
Another from Jocelyn Anderson.
She is simply awesome.🙌

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karnataka said:
Dan_Swan said:
Taken just now, Sparrow Fledgling in the Garden

Great pic! Surprised it's capable of flight and out of the nest tbh! Assuming it is of course. We had a young Jackdaw in the garden last week which definitely couldn't fly and must have fallen out. Disappeared into some undergrowth for cover but would be surprised if it survived the night with the number of cats & foxes there are in & around our garden.

Thank you, erm yeah surprised me too. It was certainly away from the nest and the Male was returning to feed it, it was limited with it's flying but a few days after this he disappeared as did the father. It did have a sibling with it but regrettably I found it deceased where I took the photo :( We've also had wren and blue tits fledging in the garden as they somehow made their nests in the bloody shed :roll:

As for the Jackdaw, hope it made it even it there a gazillions of them!
 
Rare sighting of an Egyptian vulture

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cornwall-57483562
 
Bird is back - brown/orange body with black and white tail, size of a pigeon.. no idea what is it
 
eteb said:
Bird is back - brown/orange body with black and white tail, size of a pigeon.. no idea what is it

Possibly a jay. Not my photo, unfortunately. 🙄

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Muteswan said:
eteb said:
Bird is back - brown/orange body with black and white tail, size of a pigeon.. no idea what is it

Possibly a jay. Not my photo, unfortunately. 🙄

jay-1-1.jpg

FUCKING SMASHED IT MUTE!! Thanks v much
 

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