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  1. AFeather

    Beaver activity Stirlingshire

    Lets hope its done appropriate risk assessments and wears a hard hat when working...
  2. AFeather

    Beaver activity Stirlingshire

    Thanks, I hadn't considered either
  3. AFeather

    Beaver activity Stirlingshire

    I have captured a beaver on trail cameras close to this location and therefore assume the images are further evidence of their presence in the area? If so, can anyone provide an explanation for the 'smoothness' of the tree base? It seems as though an individual has been grinding teeth? Thanks
  4. AFeather

    Help identifying bird call, UK

    Is it all year or throughout spring and summer? Willow warbler?
  5. AFeather

    Ravens rolling around on the ground.

    I was out in the snow the other day and observed a raven rolling around on the ground with its legs in the air. At first I thought I'd come across bird flu. I think it was actually rolling on something (possible sheep fleece or dead rabbit), sort of like how a dog might do if it came across a...
  6. AFeather

    Giant hummingbird, Inca trail, Peru, September 2005.

    I've been going through old photos and have found some unidentified birds. This looks like a giant hummingbird? Thanks
  7. AFeather

    Mallard / Gadwall / Garganey? Anglesey, 2023-01-02.

    Interesting, both new species to me. I should have noted the obvious mallard size and structure. A well thought through theory. Most of the 'odd' mallard types I find go down as domestic crosses, but this one got me.
  8. AFeather

    Mallard / Gadwall / Garganey? Anglesey, 2023-01-02.

    Thankyou, much appreciated
  9. AFeather

    Mallard / Gadwall / Garganey? Anglesey, 2023-01-02.

    I can see: Orange legs A white panel A light face pattern Dark tail feathers Buff white throat Pale loral stripe An uneven brown / orange bill My guess is mallard x domestic or mallard x gadwall? I wonder if there may be Garganey in there too? Thanks.
  10. AFeather

    Red-throated diver, Anglesey, 2022-11-13

    Thanks, much appreciated
  11. AFeather

    Red-throated diver, Anglesey, 2022-11-13

    Is this a red-throated diver? My initial thought was great-northern, but I changed my mind. Thanks
  12. AFeather

    Green woodpecker feather - North Norfolk - 20/09/2022

    An amazing resource, there's even a selection of feathers from a completely white green woodpecker
  13. AFeather

    Green woodpecker feather - North Norfolk - 20/09/2022

    Thanks, I have Tracks and signs of the birds of Britain and Europe but I wasn't 100% sure
  14. AFeather

    Green woodpecker feather - North Norfolk - 20/09/2022

    I think these are Green Woodpecker feathers?
  15. AFeather

    swimming Muntjac Norfolk

    The audio on the video appears to say it was chased by a dog. The Muntjac made it to shore but probably had a few more obstacles to over come:
  16. AFeather

    swimming Muntjac Norfolk

  17. AFeather

    Walrus now in Northumberland?

    Grimly predicable (albeit different animal and country)
  18. AFeather

    Is this a sparrow?

    Do they look like starlings?
  19. AFeather

    Really, really long shot (Tucson, AZ, March 18, 2022)

    Including the scientific name always helps
  20. AFeather

    Common seal pup? Anglesey 11/08/2022

    Came across it last night at hightide on the Menai strait
  21. AFeather

    Ringtail Harrier Cyprus

    I like looking at images of birds and reading the discussions that accompany them. These sorts of comments add nothing.
  22. AFeather

    Chiff Chaff - Anglesey 06/03/2022

    Spot on - its in a pig pen which gets scattered with mixed seed when the animals are absent. Lots of species love it, not usually chiff chaffs
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