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Unusual bird on my bird table.
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They are long tailed tits from the name of the photo; coal tits are more yellow and grey/black than these, iirc. -
Originally posted by cojak View PostMy brother has those in his garden. They form an orderly queue along his shed roof to use the peanut holder.
Are they coal t*ts?Originally posted by Old Hack View PostThey are long tailed tits from the name of the photo; coal tits are more yellow and grey/black than these, iirc.
WOHS.
I've only ever seen one green woodpecker.Originally posted by Troll View PostI had one of these in my garden recently - lovely to look at!
It was resting on top of a gravestone in the cemetary & flew away as soon as it saw me.Comment
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I have a video and photos of one in my front garden having a go at an ant's nest. If I get a chance I'll post it tonight.Originally posted by zeitghost View PostI've only ever seen one green woodpecker.
It was resting on top of a gravestone in the cemetery & flew away as soon as it saw me....my quagmire of greed....my cesspit of laziness and unfairness....all I am doing is sticking two fingers up at nurses, doctors and other hard working employed professionals...
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This is the bad boy we saw yesterday having a crack at soemthign on the floor for 30 mins.Originally posted by zeitghost View PostWOHS.
I've only ever seen one green woodpecker.
It was resting on top of a gravestone in the cemetary & flew away as soon as it saw me.Comment
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Near the rural offices I was using until six months ago you could often see various birds of prey. One day I saw some kind of hawk chasing off an eagle, which I assumed was a territory thing, but they were too far away to identify without binoculars.Originally posted by Lockhouse View PostI've not seen any birds of prey actually in the garden (we get loads of Corvids, Jays, T*ts etc) but at the lake at the back of our house we get flocks of buzzards at high altitude during the summer. Never seen one low or up close.
The nearest I got to an eagle was when flew out of the woods all of three meters away from the bus I was on. I was too slow getting the camera out of my bag for that one.Behold the warranty -- the bold print giveth and the fine print taketh away.Comment
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I saw a chameleon crossing the front garden path in Africa.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI saw a hummingbird once.
Went for my camera and the bugger had gone.
By the time I grabbed my camera from inside the house it had completely vanished. At the speed it had been going* it couldn't have gone far but no way could I see the thing.
* slowly and staccato likeBehold the warranty -- the bold print giveth and the fine print taketh away.Comment
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The missus has just now sent me a photo of a pheasant in the back garden......my quagmire of greed....my cesspit of laziness and unfairness....all I am doing is sticking two fingers up at nurses, doctors and other hard working employed professionals...
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Might it have been a jackdaw/crow, they hate hawks & take every opportunity to harass them.Originally posted by Sysman View PostOne day I saw some kind of hawk chasing off an eagle, which I assumed was a territory thing, but they were too far away to identify without binoculars.
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It's quite amazing; you see crows harrassing Buzzards and think they're insane.Originally posted by zeitghost View PostMight it have been a jackdaw/crow, they hate hawks & take every opportunity to harass them.
As for hummingbirds, we took photos of hummingbord moths in france this summer. Extraordinary things.Comment
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