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I've just found this photo from my visit to Leighton Moss on 15th June, any ideas about what bird it is?
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I've just found this photo from my visit to Leighton Moss on 15th June, any ideas about what bird it is?
Kevin Frea
15/08/2023 18:41
Kevin Frea
15/08/2023 18:51
The closest I can find is a long tailed tit, we have lots on our bird feeder but it doesn't quite look the same.
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Linda257
15/08/2023 18:56
Long Tailed tit as you say..think its just the angle that makes it look odd...could also just be going throught it's yearly molt when you took the photo ;-)
(Pardon the Scottish Accent)
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Linda257
15/08/2023 19:01
Or could be a youngster going through its 1st molt as am sure they do this soon after they leave the nest am sure I read that somewhere ;-)
(Pardon the Scottish Accent)
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