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rook
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- corvus frugilegus rook
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- Category: Britain & Europe
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Old?
I didn't notice at the time. Only saw it when I was zooming in close on my screen to see if this shot was sharp enough for sharing. Then I saw how worn his/her bill is, perhaps even broken and healed. A sign of advanced age? Or (given how little grey I see around the base of the bill) is this a...- Doc Duck
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- rook
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- Category: Britain & Europe
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3) Too late
The Rook had already seen what was going on, and the "tailings" from the Nutcracker's drilling work pretty much showed the Rook where to probe for edible treasure.- Doc Duck
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- corvus frugilegus rook
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- Category: Britain & Europe
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Rook !
Thanks a lot fellows for all of your very kind and encouraging comments on my shots , stay safe !- Mohamad Kamrani
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- corvus frugilegus iran rook
- Comments: 15
- Category: Middle-East
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Lockdown walkabout
During Lockdow we were only allowed an hour's exercise a day, so I used to go out round the local streets, taking a different circuit each day. This particular day the weather wasn't great but I took my camera anyway, just in case. On the other side of the road, was two lots of houses and a...- delia todd
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- 2020 blairgowrie corvus frugilegus corvus monedula eurasian jackdaw march nikon coolpix p900 rook
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- Category: Britain & Europe
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Young Rook
Thanks a lot fellows for all of your very kind comments on my shots- Mohamad Kamrani
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- corvus frugilegus iran rook
- Comments: 19
- Category: Middle-East
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Leftovers
The Rooks will steal cones from the Nutcrackers by chasing them off so fast the Nutcrackers drop them. Or they'll steal pine nuts the Nutcrackers have cached if they can find them. But sometimes they don't exactly steal, just pick over the remains of cones the Nutcrackers have left half-finished...- Doc Duck
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- corvus frugilegus rook
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- Category: Britain & Europe
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Dignity - 1
Today's theme is various corvids looking particularly dignified. It's something corvids are quite good at, I find.- Doc Duck
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- rook
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- Category: Britain & Europe
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Rook
- katastrofa
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- rook
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- Category: Britain & Europe
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Showoff
Technically probably not my best shot of a Rook, but that pose makes it stand out from the rest of the shots I took of them that day, at least. OK. I'm off to bed. I had planned to finish browsing first, but, after several hours of de-seeding rose hips for marmalade, I'm done in. I'll have to...- Doc Duck
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- rook
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- Category: Britain & Europe
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Gnarly
Back to my walking group outing to Newtyle in March! Another bird I photographed was a Rook. I think the picture is interesting with the lichen-covered intricate network of twigs and branches.- delia todd
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- angus newtyle rook scotland
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- Category: Britain & Europe
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Rook
This one has a full gular pouch- colincurry
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- rook
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- Category: Britain & Europe
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Curious Rook
- katastrofa
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- rook
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- Category: Britain & Europe
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Rook
- Cristian Mihai
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- cioara de semanatura corvus frugilegus rook
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