Apr 2022
6:29pm, 15 Apr 2022
5,970 posts
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um
A new, first time spotted visitor to the garden today. At first I thought it was a scruffy pigeon - it was in the shade of a tree on the garage roof.
Nearly tame, but wouldn't come off the garage roof for food. But would whistle tunes with me. No local fb posts of anyone missing one. Flew off when I was trying to tempt it to walk onto a pole/stick.
No sign of a ring, but do pet birds get ringed?
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Apr 2022
6:31pm, 15 Apr 2022
55,151 posts
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Derby Tup
Norwegian blue?
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Apr 2022
6:37pm, 15 Apr 2022
5,971 posts
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um
Just pining for the fjords I assume. If caught I'll send him off to Fenland Flier to get him home.
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Apr 2022
6:42pm, 15 Apr 2022
55,153 posts
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Derby Tup
We went for a little walk on Penistone Hill above Haworth this afternoon and I lost count of how many willow warblers I heard (I spotted a few too)
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Apr 2022
7:33pm, 15 Apr 2022
3,640 posts
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jacdaw
Big flock of golden plover this evening, and first drumming snipe of the year.
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Apr 2022
7:35pm, 15 Apr 2022
3,641 posts
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jacdaw
That's a grey parrot / African grey. Surprised nobody has advertised it missing.
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Apr 2022
7:36pm, 15 Apr 2022
3,642 posts
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jacdaw
Worth a grand or 2!
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Apr 2022
7:55pm, 15 Apr 2022
55,154 posts
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Derby Tup
Can you eat them?
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Apr 2022
10:00pm, 15 Apr 2022
2,147 posts
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Heinzster
Only if you can catch them. I saw a parrot once sitting on the verge of a motorway onslip. It wasn't a macaw but smaller and brightly coloured. It may have affected the quality of my driving 😅 It was within a parrot's throw of Belfast zoo, so my theory has always been an escapee from there. A flamingo did the same many years back, and was captured at nearly the same spot. I missed it.
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Apr 2022
8:48pm, 16 Apr 2022
55,036 posts
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alpenrose
I saw my first swallow today then a grey wagtail. So much birdsong.
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