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Good laws. Not sure what they are over here in England (except for protected birds like peregrine falcons). |
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Yep! Applies to every bird except a few invasive species like the house sparrow and European starling. You're not even allowed to own any feathers or parts from any of the protected birds. Fines for that, too. |
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. . Sir struck a pose for the camera! |
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I had the opportunity to go to an aviary for my birthday and saw lots of beautiful birds! Here were some of my favorite pictures.
Burrowing Owl: African Grey Crowned Crane: Flamingoes: Ground Hornbill: Roadrunner: |
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 . . Really enjoying my blue jay babies <3 Been trying to befriend them. One of them DOES approach me for peanuts now! |
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Burrowing Owl is the name of a good Canadian wine. It's true! Nice to see the real thing and the road runner. |
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I am so happy I found this thread and can get a birding fix <3 may reappear with lots of questions, fair warning 😂 |
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Versailles said:
. . Really enjoying my blue jay babies <3 Been trying to befriend them. One of them DOES approach me for peanuts now!
Aww so cute i had a baby robin that i saved from drowning in my pond, he now approaches me for scraps of mealworms |
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Well, it finally happened. A raccoon found my feeder and ate ALL the seeds in under 10 minutes. . Time to get a raccoon sized baffle I guess, instead of just a squirrel one... |
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