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Wow, I didn't know you had feral parakeets there too! There are huge flocks of them in California and Florida; too cold in the Winter where I am. I have once or twice seen an escapee here flocking with the English sparrows...of which we have multitudes! |
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About Yola's comment on jays...I believe the European jay is different from our common blue jay...thought you might enjoy a pic…they are large, very aggressive and extremely noisy!! You can hear them yelling for blocks! ![]() |
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This is our jay, Eileen - quite a different looking bird but it is a cheeky creature and has many habits in common with jackdaws and other members of the crow family. ![]() (I had to save the image and upload it to photobucket before I could paste the actual image here - not sure why I can't do it like you do!) |
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What an attractive bird! I enjoy seeing yours. When I think of jackdaws I think of stealing... our jays do that too...take shiny trinkets and things and hide them away! |
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Bad luck BC - could you tell whether it was a male or female? Usually the males are more likely to run away like a road runner! If it was brightly coloured, it was male, if sort of browney shades, a female. |
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Think it was a female, it had colour on it and ran like the wind. I could hear it before I could see it, freaked Denis out ![]() |
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