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#backyardbirding

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Orewoet

There are Sheep with an increasing amount of lamb again near the house. Yesterday a lamb was born right before my eyes.
The lambs attract a lot of visitors, especially families with children. But also Red Kite, Ravens, a fox and... to my great surprise Yellow Wagtail! Four of them 🥳
I once recorded one flying over, but until now never saw them in my surrounding.

O! And the Lesser Whitethroat has arrived! Still waiting to see my first common Whitethroat.

One sheep in the foreground on grassland - unsharp forest in the background -The sheep is lying and looking at the camera, mouth open. It has a lamb standing on its back with its nose down in the wool. Behind it another sheep standing facing right.
A rather unsharp picture of a Yellow Wagtail in grassland as seen from behind, but with its head turned to the right, showing its grey head with white stripes and somewhat strong and long bill.
A better picture of a Rook walking in grassland. It shows the big round food storage ball at the base of the beak.
#Denmark#backyardbirding
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Jonas Wisser

Not a great photo, because this mocker was hyper-aware of me and the camera, so I had to mostly hide behind the window jam, and because it was in constant motion and only stayed on the feeder for a few seconds at a time, but honestly I'm pleased that I managed to document this unusual behavior at all.

Northern mockingbird perching on finch feeder like a giant grey finch.

A mid-sized grey bird perches on a red finch feeder, its small talons clinging to the wire mesh and its head moved forward to snap at the contents of the feeder. The head and wings of the bird are blurred due to it flapping as the picture was taken, but you can just make out the dark eyeline and white wing-bar of a northern mockingbird. The left half of the image has a blurry white overlay due to the camera catching part of the window jam.
#Pittsbirds#backyardbirding#birds
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