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Posted: Mon May 11th, 2020 11:57
 
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Thank you Graham, excellent pictures, particularly interesting to see the interaction between the birds.



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The Jackdaw returned today....hoping it will come back tomorrow, when the wind drops and I can open the window to get a clearer shot!!!!




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Very common here in Cornwall Eric.  They seem to spend all day bobbing around my garden or on the roof but they are quite shy so if I go out they clear off.



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jk wrote:
Very common here in Cornwall Eric.  They seem to spend all day bobbing around my garden or on the roof but they are quite shy so if I go out they clear off.
Yes very skitty. But will persevere.



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Eric wrote:
Yes very skitty. But will persevere.
Yes they are.

Their plumage around the head is beautiful grey and black that is so subtly blended.



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jk wrote:
Yes they are.

Their plumage around the head is beautiful grey and black that is so subtly blended.

Like mine. :lol::lol::lol:



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:lol:
You know that we are all jealous of your wonderful plumage!

Mind you if they don't allow barbers and hairdressers to unlock soon I will be going for the Albert Einstein trophy!



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jk wrote:
:lol:

Mind you if they don't allow barbers and hairdressers to unlock soon I will be going for the Albert Einstein trophy!


I did some hacking at my mop yesterday, only the bits I can see in the mirror, I daren't tackle the back, so I now have a short front and sides!  Perhaps two mirrors? :lol:



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It's a bit like reversing a trailer - takes practice because everything goes the opposite way - I don't suppose my trick of holding the wheel at the bottom works with scissors ... :lol:



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my hair is fine :lol::lol:

 

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