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Willpar wrote: Mon May 27, 2019 9:45 pm It is a mealy and a blue chequer.

Thank you, Willpar - you should be a cricket commentator !

Talking of which ........ today's Unidentified Flying Ornithologicals:
A quite heated argument 'twixt a Tangut and an Olmec led to no accurate ident . Jury still out.

Double bar blue, and a pied.

Double-barred wot, and a wot ?!?!?!?!
Willpar never ceases to amaze

Today at The Oval ....... A South African and a Tibetan wondered what they were.
Tomorrow The Lens will be at Trent Bridge where I understand they have ostriches and albino peacocks .

A big THANK YOU to Placido for keeping us abreast of the avian goings on at the cricket venues.

Would not have though there was anything there to eat. The grass gets cut that often it probably never seeds.

Jacksparrow wrote: Sun Jun 02, 2019 8:39 pm A big THANK YOU to Placido for keeping us abreast of the avian goings on at the cricket venues.

Not a problem, it's my hobby .
As it's turned out to be such a huge success I'll continue with it for the next 20 years .......

Willpar wrote: Sun Jun 02, 2019 9:17 pm Would not have though there was anything there to eat. The grass gets cut that often it probably never seeds.

They give 'em crisps and lager .

I saw a wood pigeon getting all aggressive and posturing against a jackdaw, and it chased it off of the feeder . I wouldn't have thought that a corvid would allow a woodie to chase them off, but jackdaws seem to be very mild natured