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Partially white blackbirds?
I wonder if someone could explain why some of our local blackbirds have
a few feathers that are pure white. I have seen both males and females with this trait, and until recently had thought it was just a few feathers on a handful of individuals. However, on Saturday I saw a male blackbird with most of his head and neck pure brilliant white. All the others just have a few feathers on the shoulder or wing edge. It didn't look albino, it just had white feathers. Did someone once breed pure white blackbirds or something or is this entirely natural? Thanks for any enlightenment. Regards, Martin Brown |
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