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Jackdaws to Buzzards
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from Kate Morgan contains these words: I am told that there is a albino buzzard around here, must go and look for it, will make a change from Jackdaws :-) Interesting. I've sometimes seen young albino (or part albino) birds of other species, but they never last long; too easily spotted by sparrowhawks etc. An albino buzzard , being much larger and stronger, should have a longer lifespan :-) Yesterday while we had breakfast, we watched a buzzard kill a hare in the field next door. Its mate and their chicks (two hulking teenagers, as big as the parents but not as dark yet) zoomed in and pranced around on the ground waiting to share the feast. Eventually, the youngsters managed to grab a bit and dropped it into dense gorse behind a wire sheep-fence. They got into so much hysterical trouble trapped behind the fence scrabbling for their lost treasure,, I had to go and fish it out before they damaged themselves. It was the two back feet of the hare, connected by a very long sinewy strip :-( Janet |
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