And here is a short clip of how they chatter together... this will be my final offering in the Menoturals posting for this year as we now go into the holiday fortnight...
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Menoturals; Saturday Sounds
One of my personal favourite birds to watch is the Jackdaw. These small members of the Corvid family (sc. Coloeus) are real charmers and mate for life. They are the lovebird stars of the blackbird group, often seen preening and snuggling and checking on each other. So cute! I have a pair that visit the roof opposite me regularly, as it appears to yield good grubs and bugs for lunch. In the spring, I have spotted them nipping a few tasty buds from the Beech tree!
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Haven't heard of these birds.
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ReplyDeleteHello, YAM
ReplyDeleteLove this post with the Jackdaws, they have a cute sound. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great weekend. PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.
Such pretty birds and they remind me of crows.
ReplyDeleteI have seen the word Jackdaw but don't remember seeing or hearing them before. they are adorable and even there sound is nice. I love black cats and black dogs and now add black Jackdaws to the list.
ReplyDeleteThey are wonderful, intelligent, appealing corvids. When I visit Europe they are high on my list of birds to see, and generally it doesn’t take long. On one trip we stopped at the retail outlet of a cheese factory and a pair appeared almost immediately. We obliged them of course by giving them a little cheese! I wouldn’t have been surprised if they’d informed us of their preference!
ReplyDeleteJackdaws are probably discussing where to go for lunch.
ReplyDeleteQuite a pleasant sound.
Hugs Cecilia
Hello :=) An agreeable sound, and appearance, but the eyes have it, the Jackdaw has the most beautiful eyes.
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Sonjia.
Likeable and smart!
ReplyDeleteHi Yam - they certainly chatter around here ... in conjunction with the magpies and the seagulls - a few littlies survive ... they do have a distinctive voice - cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteThey sure are clever birds. cheers
ReplyDeleteI really like the way they "talk" to each other!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo and video. I am wishing you a beautiful holiday season filled with much love. Take care.
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