Perfectspecimen wrote:Thats the buggers Cam! Protected are they?
All wildbirds are protected now under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. So, don't feckin' shoot them or some one will report you!
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All wildbirds are protected now under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. So, don't feckin' shoot them or some one will report you!
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Close then H. Get shooting up those birds then but dont get caught, illegal I'm told.
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Well i blast Magpie's on a regular basis, Word gets round and i dont see any until next year, Horrible things they are, Bully's and noisy, I get plenty of other kinds now there out of the way, 
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Eight members of the crow family:
Hooded Crow
Carrion Crow
Chough
Jackdaw
Rook
Raven
Magpie
Jay
...and they're all noisy feckers!
Hooded Crow
Carrion Crow
Chough
Jackdaw
Rook
Raven
Magpie
Jay
...and they're all noisy feckers!
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I see a pair of Jays in my garden everyday, More so when the magpies depart, never heard a peep out of them, Nice looking they are, Very nervous though,
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The old country boys always had a Jays feather in their hat. Very colourful.
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Mcqueen wrote:I see a pair of Jays in my garden everyday, More so when the magpies depart, never heard a peep out of them, Nice looking they are, Very nervous though,
You sure they are Jays Reg? They are normally shy and keep to the countryside. They are as noisy as Magpies too.
You can't miss the blue bars on their wings when they fly.
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have you heard the mateing call of a blackbird cam?The Lone Ranger wrote:Mcqueen wrote:I see a pair of Jays in my garden everyday, More so when the magpies depart, never heard a peep out of them, Nice looking they are, Very nervous though,
You sure they are Jays Reg? They are normally shy and keep to the countryside. They are as noisy as Magpies too.
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cunningham wrote: have you heard the mateing call of a blackbird cam?
Yeah. outside Veronicas on a golfing holiday!
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Do they go "Cheap Cheap" H
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And Cheryl.The Lone Ranger wrote:Eight members of the crow family:
Hooded Crow
Carrion Crow
Chough
Jackdaw
Rook
Raven
Magpie
Jay
...and they're all noisy feckers!
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Deffo Jays, Driving through headingley - Well sat in traffic saw another one too, So not too rare round here,
They dont stay long, they go from garden to garden , I think they like the railway cutting because its very secluded,
They dont stay long, they go from garden to garden , I think they like the railway cutting because its very secluded,
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Perhaps they prefer the train to flying, Reg
Look out for what comes after a JAY.
Look out for what comes after a JAY.
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Mcqueen wrote:Deffo Jays, Driving through headingley - Well sat in traffic saw another one too, So not too rare round here,
They dont stay long, they go from garden to garden , I think they like the railway cutting because its very secluded,
Wildlife use the railways as a "highway" to get through the towns. They seem to know people aren't on them...
I like Jays, nice looking birdies
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