We caught up with a group of Chough in West Cornwall yesterday.
At one point there were 12 together and surprisingly some had no rings.
Maybe they originally came from a nest that no-one had located.
Love the way they goose-step instead of hopping & running like most other Crows.
Outstanding discovery, John and Sue. The only place I have seen this species in the UK is on the Isle of Anglesey.
ReplyDeleteHello John and Sue, this is indeed some great find. You were so Lucky to see and capture them.
ReplyDeleteRegards,
Roos
Beautiful birds, and even from the still pictures you can imagine them stomping along
ReplyDeleteHello John, never seen these Chough. I suppose, that this is the Red-billed Chough is?
ReplyDelete(Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax)Very special, that curve beak. Great shots!
Lovely post.
greetings,
Maria
Hi. Amazing photos. Beautiful birds. Wonderful photo where the duo goes side by side.
ReplyDeleteSuperb photos. I like your photos very much.
ReplyDeleteinteresting beak for a blackbird, too.
ReplyDeleteSuperb. Have only seen these once before. Fantastic birds.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots of a bird that I've not seen in UK for more than ten years, John. Lucky you, finding some unringed ones!
ReplyDeleteGood set of images John, you done well to find such a large group
ReplyDeleteGreat shots,hopefully we will find some on our visit to Cornwall next month
ReplyDeleteTake care , Gordon.
Best of luck Gordon.
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Hi friend!! Beautiful birds and pictures.. happy week
ReplyDeleteThank you all very much for comments.
ReplyDeleteJohn.