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Jay

  • 05-11-2020 9:39pm
    #1
    ted1
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    Spotted a bird out the back I’d never seen before looked like a brown magpie, looked it up and it’s actually a Jay, considering I’ve never seen one before hie rare are these ? I’m in killiney, Dublin

    Would they attack other birds? Spotted a lot of feathers out the neighbours back around the same time. Looked like some sort of attack


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  • #2
    magicbastarder
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    they're usually shy woodland birds. this time of year they'd be storing acorns - from a quick google, they're omnivores, but would really only prey on small rodents and baby birds.


  • #3
    gzoladz
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    Kiliney Hill has them, as mentioned, not easy to see and very shy.

    The feathers in your neighbors back are probably a sparrowhawk job.


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