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Bill&jacqueline

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This is the bird i saw on my walk near west wittering beach united kingdom i walk a lot and have never been unable to id a bird before this one really has me scratching my head sorry its not the best picture but it was very unusual appreciate any help it was about the same size as a dove but u can see the beak is not right at all ive done a hard search on the web with no luck
 
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Hi Bill and Jacqueline and a warm welcome to you from all the Staff and Moderators.

I agree with Wood Pigeon, though he does look rather odd, doesn't he.

I'm sure you will enjoy it here and I look forward to hearing your news.
 
It’s bill looks a bit deformed but I think it’s a juvenile Woodpigeon!
I dont think that's it doesn't match the pic is not the best but had rustic brown body with grey head not like a juvenile Woodpigeon the odd thing was the bill didn't look deformed looked very strait perfect more like a seagull bill im no expert on deformitys
Nope colour not right looks completely different
 
On looking at juvenile Woodpigeons again i do see some similarities so very possible it was the beak that completly threw me of as looked natural and colour of the bird seemed odd to
 
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