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Canada geese ? We don't get many of them around here.I frequently see this during autumn and early winter. Huge numbers gathered in fields presumably enroute to Canada?
(In the UK, they mostly don’t migrate)
Canada geese ? We don't get many of them around here.I frequently see this during autumn and early winter. Huge numbers gathered in fields presumably enroute to Canada?
We get quite a few flying over us, not sure which breed, they don't seem to be honking in a Canadian accent though. You can hear them long before you see them.
Steady trade at the feeder this morning, coal tits, great tits, dunnocks. No sign of the robin so far.
You can say that again I used to walk miles now I have stopped trying a short distance is murder thank goodness I got a ebike.That's the rain on now. I should make myself do some housework rather than sitting on my arse too long. I'm thinking maybe that's why I'm so lethargic and stiff these days. Too much sitting. They reckon it's really not good for you to sit for too long at a time.
We saw the Sea Eagle in Scotland.Birds that I’ve never knowingly seen that I would like to see : capercaillie, sea eagle, merlin.
The caper is the only one that’s properly rare. Sea eagle just a matter of going to the right part of the country. Merlin quite common around here but I’ve no idea how I’d recognise one. If I lived down south I’d add hobby to the list too.
They hate it when they get mistaken for American geese...We get quite a few flying over us, not sure which breed, they don't seem to be honking in a Canadian accent though. You can hear them long before you see them.