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Bird ID. Anyone hazard a guess to this bird on my allotment ? Sorry about the quality but grab shot
Smithy18
19/01/2020 16:59
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TeeJay
19/01/2020 18:01
Hi Smithy,
Looks like a female Common Chaffinch. Has it got an injured eye or is that just a twig in the way?
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HAZY
19/01/2020 18:47
Agree with Tony, a lovely female chaffinch. (think it's a twig/bud across the eye Tony)
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Catlady
19/01/2020 19:27
Hello Violet, welcome from up in the very far north of Scotland in Caithness. You have had much advice and chat from Hazel regarding your female Waggytail, so not much I can add to that. Our feather friends are a delight to watch and follow, so enjoy them. Are you taking part in the Big Garden Watch next weekend? That way you will be able to record all the different species that you see. Good luck.
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