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Some pictures I took recently

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all manner of beasties and birdies been around my house lately, or the forest across the way.

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iamtony

keps wrote: »

If it's bigger than a starling- then I'd suggest a Thrush

Bingo, just googled and it was a thrush, thanks lads!

AhHaor

On an aside, google has a new button in google photos app on your phone. Its the button 3rd from right on the bottom, hit it and it attempts to identify what's in the pic. Works quite well, can be used for flowers as well.

iamtony

AhHaor wrote: »

On an aside, google has a new button in google photos app on your phone. Its the button 3rd from right on the bottom, hit it and it attempts to identify what's in the pic. Works quite well, can be used for flowers as well.

That's great i used it on my marine tank and identified a coral I didn't know the name of.
Also you lot were way off with you bird guesses, see attached photo for proper identification
P. S it's the third button from left.

That's priceless!

Guess where - yes it's along the Dodder today

Today- Dodder

water ostrich.

My African grey, I inherited, sadly caged most of the time due to her wondering nature and ability to wreck carpets etc.
Gorgeous bird and showing her amazing g intelligence by using her molten feather as a tool to scratch herself for pleasure. Tried to get a pic without the bars but she dropped it. She sits their for ages scratching her neck with the pointy bit of the feather. Amazing these beautiful creatures exist in the wild it really is.

Kuva

iamtony wrote: »

My African grey, I inherited, sadly caged most of the time due to her wondering nature and ability to wreck carpets etc.
Gorgeous bird and showing her amazing g intelligence by using her molten feather as a tool to scratch herself for pleasure. Tried to get a pic without the bars but she dropped it. She sits their for ages scratching her neck with the pointy bit of the feather. Amazing these beautiful creatures exist in the wild it really is.

Let it go

iamtony

Kuva wrote: »

Let it go

Ha I would sadly she can't fly anymore, she's 20 years old. I always picture her in her natural habitat and it makes me sad. They really aren't demesticated and don't deserve to be in captivity.

iamtony

Isambard wrote: »

thanks for that.
How about this one?

That's the exact same bird I was trying to I'd the other day with terrible pics. Where did you see that one?

keps

Wow - Dodder very turbulent today with melting snow and rain

But this guy took it in his 'stride'

Cormorant

Cormorant1

keps

Wow - Dodder very turbulent today with melting snow and rain

But this guy took it in his 'stride'

Dipper

ThunderCat

A Pigeon I saw in NYC last week. 86 stories up the Empire State Building.

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ThunderCat wrote: »

A Pigeon I saw in NYC last week. 86 stories up the Empire State Building.

A real bird's eye view there.

ThunderCat

Jazlyn Incalculable Yo-yo wrote: »

A real bird's eye view there.

I've a feeling that bird is well used to tourists at this stage as there were far more tourists than myself taking photos of him with their phones coming within a foot or two of him at most.
Central Park is great for seeing a whole manner of different bird species but I had to laugh, just outside one of the terminals at JFK the very first bird I saw was a starling.

keps

I confine myself to a pretty limited stretch of the Dodder - in
the hope that familiarity will breed knowledge

- Downside- I hadn't seen a kingfisher since October last

But good news today - a pair appeared and stayed for a bit today

Water levels were up by 5 feet in some sections of Dodder last night- so maybe they got disturbed?

Kingfishers

gzoladz

keps wrote: »

I confine myself to a pretty limited stretch of the Dodder - in
the hope that familiarity will breed knowledge

- Downside- I hadn't seen a kingfisher since October last

But good news today - a pair appeared and stayed for a bit today

Water levels were up by 5 feet in some sections of Dodder last night- so maybe they got disturbed?

Kingfishers