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... delighted to see red kites spreading more widely in Devon. I know they are common elsewhere, but it's been a bit of a desert in Devon, for whatever reason.

The main reason being that they've made their way - in just a couple of decades - from Mid-Wales and/or South Oxfordshire! :-)

(One would suspect the latter, owing to much superior transport links. I live a few miles from the South Oxon site and they are an almost daily sight over our garden. If someone has a barbeque, a Kite's attendance is almost guaranteed :P )

wondering what that forked tailed bird was
bless you for getting that right! For some reason there was a pandemic of people calling them "TRIANGULAR" tails. WTF?!?!?!?!
 
our past cats were fond of sitting under furniture & not often out in the open. we always knew why ... Rosie the cat was acting shy early this morning, then I saw this on the camera. she must have witnessed the whole thing. I think it's a "Northern Goshawk"
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poor chippy
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potsy

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In the garden ..

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Out and about..

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Goslings!!! I havent seen any yet, just ducklings a few weeks back. BUT
partner counted TWENTY this morning on her run, and our lake is a tenth the size of yours :P

EDIT: I took a detour to gawp at them last night. All over the main path!!! Glad to say everyone - walkers, parents, dog-walkers, cyclists - either stopped to gaze at them, or made a wide detour. awwwwwwww
 
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