like at least 8 magpies
at least 6 crows
and an uncountable amount of jackdaws
And they’re just vibing together (usually)
this one tree is like a Corvid Commune
like at least 8 magpies
at least 6 crows
and an uncountable amount of jackdaws
And they’re just vibing together (usually)
this one tree is like a Corvid Commune
young g.s. woodpeckers are recognised by the red cap, whereas adult males only have a small red patch on the back on the head, and adult females lacking the patch entirely
young g.s. woodpeckers are recognised by the red cap, whereas adult males only have a small red patch on the back on the head, and adult females lacking the patch entirely
but we had a special visitor today: not only was this the first jacksdaw on the pole, it’s a ‘piebald’ jackdaw
that means it has those spots that lack pigment entirely, though otherwise its a perfectly healthy bird
but we had a special visitor today: not only was this the first jacksdaw on the pole, it’s a ‘piebald’ jackdaw
that means it has those spots that lack pigment entirely, though otherwise its a perfectly healthy bird
2 great tits
1 blue tit
2 house sparrows
3 magpies
also spotted (adults):
2 great spotted woodpeckers, one male, one female
1 Eurasian jay
1 very flustered starling
2 wood pigeons, one of them very lorge
And, lest we forget, over 50 jackdaws in a tree nearby
2 great tits
1 blue tit
2 house sparrows
3 magpies
also spotted (adults):
2 great spotted woodpeckers, one male, one female
1 Eurasian jay
1 very flustered starling
2 wood pigeons, one of them very lorge
And, lest we forget, over 50 jackdaws in a tree nearby
Pic by Brian E. Small
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Pic by Brian E. Small
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mine is like two-thirds dedicated to birds
(this is from a falconry workshop i did last week for my bd)
mine is like two-thirds dedicated to birds
(this is from a falconry workshop i did last week for my bd)
still figuring it out but
still figuring it out but