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Mystery Black Birds.
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I was watching some sparrows earlier. I think they were sparrows, but I haven’t seen one in years.
Anyway, with the group were two slightly smaller birds, but black with very slightly silvery feathers on the wings and breast.
Anyone know what they could be?
Thanks.
Anyway, with the group were two slightly smaller birds, but black with very slightly silvery feathers on the wings and breast.
Anyone know what they could be?
Thanks.
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They weren't starlings.
They were just slightly smaller than the sparrows, black (same as a male blackbird) with just a few silvery (or lighter than black) feathers.
They were very shuffly, hoppy and flappy though.
Rather like a fledgling is.
I drew a blank with the RSPB link, Buenchico. Thanks anyway.
Where it says "where did you see it" there wasn't an option for McDonalds car park!!
They were just slightly smaller than the sparrows, black (same as a male blackbird) with just a few silvery (or lighter than black) feathers.
They were very shuffly, hoppy and flappy though.
Rather like a fledgling is.
I drew a blank with the RSPB link, Buenchico. Thanks anyway.
Where it says "where did you see it" there wasn't an option for McDonalds car park!!