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Some pictures I took recently

Nerin

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

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Wren

gzoladz

Dodder Vixen

HoteiMarkii

gzoladz wrote: »

Dodder Vixen

Two super images, gzoladz!

She looks very comfortable in her surroundings.

keps

Lads, this is a photo taken way back earlier in the year

Just trying to figure out is it a song Thrush or Mistle Thrush.. any help appreciated

thrush

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

keps wrote: »

Lads, this is a photo taken way back earlier in the year

Just trying to figure out is it a song Thrush or Mistle Thrush.. any help appreciated

thrush

The upward pointing arrows on the breast and general shape and stance says Song thrush.

keps

Thanks Srameen - you are a star:)

Merlin

Grey Heron

Grey Heron

Dipper

keps wrote: »

Grey Heron being 'mobbed' by some crows

Grey Heron

Flies off into the distance

Keps that crow looks like a raven to me - those finger like wingtips?

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Rooks. For definite. The wingtips are definitely those of a Rook, as is the beak.

Pretzill wrote: »

Keps that crow looks like a raven to me - those finger like wingtips?

gzoladz

Lovely walk along the Avondale river today (although I was led to believe by my weather app that it was not going to rain...) and came across the remainders of a bird of prey. The carcass was very neatly eaten almost to the bone, still in fairly good condition. I estimate Peregrine size although it could be a Red Kite if it wasn't by the colors of the feathers.

Could it have been shot and eaten by crows?

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Tiercel Dave

Definitely not a Peregrine, there is no 'tooth' on the beak and the feet are way too thick. Not familiar with Kites so can't comment but the feet are very strong. Could it have been a male Goshawk?.....