Hawk ?
Posted 19/04/2013 - 17:40
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I think it's a Kestrel.
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Posted 19/04/2013 - 17:55
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You've got 3 yes's and you're through to the next round
It's a Kestrel. I think this one is a female. The male has a grey head, the female's is brown. It's easier to tell them apart if you can see their back. The male has a chestnut back, the female is rather plain brown/beige.
Oh, and a Kestrel is a member of the genus Falco, which means its a falcon rather than a hawk.
It's a Kestrel. I think this one is a female. The male has a grey head, the female's is brown. It's easier to tell them apart if you can see their back. The male has a chestnut back, the female is rather plain brown/beige.
Oh, and a Kestrel is a member of the genus Falco, which means its a falcon rather than a hawk.
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Posted 19/04/2013 - 18:52
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Blythman wrote:
I've never see one beaten over the head with a stick before
Mannesty wrote:
They are cormorants.
+1They are cormorants.
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