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Posted: Wed Jun 26th, 2024 20:36 |
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chrisbet wrote:Oh, OK, well the silly b*****r got one wing stuck in one hole and one in another - seemed happy enough to let me get it out! It’s moult time.
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Posted: Thu Jun 27th, 2024 14:00 |
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A few more from Bempton...![]() Click here to comment on this image. ![]() Click here to comment on this image. ![]() Click here to comment on this image. ![]() Click here to comment on this image.
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Posted: Thu Jun 27th, 2024 14:29 |
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Iain wrote:It’s moult time. I know the feeling...mines coming out more and more. A lady blackbird was following me about in the garden a few weeks back, picking up stuff behind me. I swear she was picking grey hair for her nest. ![]()
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Posted: Sat Jul 13th, 2024 12:09 |
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Eric wrote:I know the feeling...mines coming out more and more. Wouldn't have a chance of doing that with me. ![]()
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Posted: Sat Jul 13th, 2024 12:10 |
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Says it all.![]() Click here to comment on this image.
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Posted: Sat Jul 13th, 2024 15:51 |
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Iain wrote:Says it all. Brill! ![]()
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Posted: Tue Jul 16th, 2024 18:17 |
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As Mike and I chatted about our respective domestic projects I looked out of the patio door and said "what the **** is that?" It took me 5 secs to process the bird that landed on the tree where my bird feeders hang....." it's a Cuckoo!" I expostulated. Mike nearly spilled his coffee. While I rushed to the room where (yet again!!!!!!!) my camera was nestling, Mike tracked it around the garden. Sadly the blackbirds were harassing it so it kept dodging about. only managed to grab 2 long distant shots and default settings of camera were not conducive to birds....so not 100% sharp and a bit noisy trying to correct this failing. But here you are...a 2024 Cuckoo....... ![]() Click here to comment on this image. ![]() Click here to comment on this image.
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Posted: Wed Jul 17th, 2024 20:24 |
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Eric wrote:As Mike and I chatted about our respective domestic projects I looked out of the patio door and said "what the **** is that?" It took me 5 secs to process the bird that landed on the tree where my bird feeders hang....." it's a Cuckoo!" I expostulated. Mike nearly spilled his coffee. Nice thing to see from the comfort of the house.
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Posted: Wed Jul 17th, 2024 20:48 |
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Iain wrote:Nice thing to see from the comfort of the house. Yes. It’s the second time I saw one in the garden. The first was 50years ago. Back then I was only just getting interested in birds. I saw this feathery dollop on the lawn surrounded by our cats! Dashed out and grabbed the bird. At first glance I thought it was a bird of prey because it had a huge curved beak. But as I examined it the bird shook its head and its ‘beak’ fell off. It had obviously nose dived in the lawn and grown a mud extension to its beak. Took it to a lady up the coast that rehabilitated injured birds. She couldn’t find anything wrong with it except it was very malnourished. So she fed it up in her outdoor aviary and after a few weeks at the height of the migration period in good weather, she released it. Don’t know if it made it to Africa…never sent her a postcard. ![]() Nice to see though…but the blackbirds didn’t like it. Maybe THEY thought it was a bird of prey? How misguided!
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Posted: Thu Jul 18th, 2024 10:34 |
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Well I didn't have to wait another 50 years. He/She came back this morning and although it perched further away, the lighting was better and I for once had the camera to hand..![]() Click here to comment on this image.
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