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I apologise for my lack of knowledge!!!
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Hi
I apologise for the rubbish photo but there is a quite large bird that flies over the back of my garden regularly. I can't make out if it is a raptor, crow or anything! I'm not very good id-ing when they are a distance and/or in flight really. It really is a rubbish photo but somebody out there may be able to give me some idea. Many thanx |
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I apologise for my lack of knowledge!!!
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I know i forgot the pic!!! lol!
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i see a black triangle of about 15 pxels?
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Man walking sideways in tunnel is going to Bankok :-)
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I only see one of 14
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i know its a really hard one but it is drivin me insane.
I have cropped the photo a bit have no idea of that will help. |
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Man walking sideways in tunnel is going to Bankok :-)
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Well, not much really
...but a description of the bird (size, colour, behaviour etc) would be very useful :-)Ciao Silv |
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I apologise for my lack of knowledge!!!
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I have no idea really that is all i ever see. Was just interested as behind my garden is a large swamp area. Thought i might get somethin interestin.
Never mind just write this one off |
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Looks like a police helicopter to me.
A regular visitor over many a Merseyside garden. Last edited by Alan G : Sunday 11th May 2008 at 00:23. |
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How old is the photo, it looks like a doodlebug.
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Fantastic garden, backed onto a swamp you should have a right garden list!
As for the dot I have no idea. |
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LOL, can you see if it still has the wheels on?
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I apologise for my lack of knowledge!!!
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thanx for all your help!
I posted this to see if anybody could identify the dot for me not for people to make stereotypical comments based on a few individuals. I am sure the areas you live in are completely crime free!!!!! |
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I apologise for my lack of knowledge!!!
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Also i was in the garden this afternoon and a buzzard flew overhead. I have been informed that he is a regular visitor so it is possible that is what i have been seeing.
Thanx again! |
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Rob Last edited by rob stoff : Sunday 11th May 2008 at 18:04. |
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I apologise for my lack of knowledge!!!
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Thanx for ypur support Rob!!
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this is a joke, right?
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Hi Rosie
OK pic's not brill as you said but to me (if bird is moving from left to right) those aren't legs protruding (too bulky), so I'd say not Heron/Egret sp - Tail also looks rather long for Buzzard - have you considered it may be one of your local Red Kites? Try this for gizz next time it flies over (click on image) (copied from http://www.gallowaykitetrail.com/kit...s/kitefly1.gif) Last edited by deborah4 : Sunday 11th May 2008 at 20:20. |
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Hadn't considered the kites. I only really see them on the school run as they seem to be always in the same area, its only about 3/4 mile away tho so could well be!!!
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seeing the crop i associated the dot with 1. sparrowhawk , 2. kestrel 3. collared dove but could well be a kite as well...
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By the way forgive me if you already know this but your pic of a Pochard is actually a Red Crested Pochard.
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If this bird is around "regularly" as you say, then it's very unlikely to be a Red Kite: there'd be a lot more discussion of it locally. Today's bird over Formby Point was notable, for example, only a handful of sightings in North Merseyside each yr.
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Look forward to hearing where, exactly ...
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