There are loads of "pretty" bird species about but i do have a soft spot for Rooks. There mugs are full of character to my (tiny) mind and all very different. When i call by Killy Lakes i always walk up to the roundabout before the shopping centre to see if there are any knocking about. This fella was captured at Gretna while
JOHN and i waited for a murmuration.
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ReplyDeleteI love images that make you smile Mel.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo! Love that cross-eyed look ....
ReplyDeleteI am sure i had three like that at my door on Halloween !!!
ReplyDeleteA great pose.
When I was very young, we had a rookery at the end of the garden. The owner of the land cut down the trees and I found it difficult to get to sleep properly for some weeks without their evening 'cawrus'.
ReplyDelete......and cross beaked Phil.
ReplyDeleteI keep looking across at "wor lass" for some reason Joe. I wonder if she was in Holywell Village on Halloween?
I can see where you are coming from Andrew. We got flooded out in June and i immediately missed "our" House Sparrows.......and still will umtil the end of January when we get back.
John,
ReplyDeletevery good shot. Definitely better than mine as yours show his "good side".
John
You must have captured the back of his head then.
ReplyDeleteThats my mother-in-law
ReplyDeleteLOL no comment.
ReplyDeleteBetter looking than a few people I know!
ReplyDeleteWatch y sell there Brian. lol
ReplyDeleteUgly Bugger if you ask me.
ReplyDeleteBeauty is in the eye etc etc. But you may be right.
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