Hopefully the parents are still feeding it, it looked so youngWillpar wrote: Fri Apr 05, 2019 10:14 am Thought it may have been a painted lady but was not sure. The baby blackie was over the village, could not pass up on the chance to video it. Could fly but only a couple of yards. Hopefully will make it, don't see any cats around over there. But then it is not only cats.
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You have now. They usually have a tail if they fledge at the correct time. I think the one in willpar's video had probably been bundled out about a week too soon. Sometimes they leave the nest early if the nest is being predated. We will never know.Butterfly wrote: Fri Apr 05, 2019 11:36 amHopefully the parents are still feeding it, it looked so youngWillpar wrote: Fri Apr 05, 2019 10:14 am Thought it may have been a painted lady but was not sure. The baby blackie was over the village, could not pass up on the chance to video it. Could fly but only a couple of yards. Hopefully will make it, don't see any cats around over there. But then it is not only cats., but I've never seen blackbird fledgling so I can't tell if it looks like it was around the time when they would be ok if they left the nest
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Lots of good stuff willpar.
The zoom switch on your camera makes an audible click which all the birds seem to hear. How far away was the Pheasant?
The zoom switch on your camera makes an audible click which all the birds seem to hear. How far away was the Pheasant?
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Hi Jacksparrow. I have heard a click now and again, must be the zoom motor. Don't think it happens all the time. Pheasant was around four yards away.
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Certainly seems to be a crowded area. Maybe the ducks are at greater risk than the swan.