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A young jackdaw as been in the garden for 2 days now and its been a treat to watch. Haven't seen the parents for a while. Its feeding off the ground and its mastered drinking from the bird bath but not so good on the fence yet.
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Lovely description of a very interesting scenario - please keep us informed!
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I like this Pops, there is always something to see in the garden John.Comment
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I love Jackdaws, really comical birds always poking about. They seem to have had a very good year around my way there are just so many.
Look forward every morning to hearing the "jack,jack,jack" call.Being left handed my brain sometimes works sdrawkcab
All the best
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Can't believe I missed it ... no wonder is balance is off....
He only has one leg
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Aww - poor thing. Are you sure it's a juvenile?
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Aaaaah the poor creature.
He seems to be managing very well though AND he's found a safe sanctuary with a ready supply of food and water so that bodes well for the future.
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Still visiting daily but doesn't stay so long now and his balance is much better. He is obviously adapting to having just one leg-------------------------Comment
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