Post by twetch#2755

1EFyYr…Evi1 Key · twetch

Is that a seagull feather? .... Trod hahah

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1Kt1M3…awPm Key · twetch
Replying to@1EFyYr…Evi1

The light makes it look a bit light but actually you got me thinking as there's a tiny bit of white at base, could be a Currajong or Magpie hm

1EFyYr…Evi1 Key · twetch
Replying to@1Kt1M3…awPm

where you at? I dont have either one of those birds where im at

1Kt1M3…awPm Key · twetch
Replying to@1EFyYr…Evi1

N.S.W Australia, yes Currawong quite similar to a crow and Magpies quite big here

1EFyYr…Evi1 Key · twetch
Replying to@1Kt1M3…awPm

I believe you had a picture. Is it a corvid like the magpie?

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1Kt1M3…awPm Key · twetch
Replying to@1EFyYr…Evi1

Interesting I just found out now here in Australia, Crows have bit of white at base of neck feathers and Ravens have bit of grey at base of theirs. This must be a Crow 😁

1EFyYr…Evi1 Key · twetch
Replying to@1Kt1M3…awPm

Coo. The Australian crow definitely has a slightly different appears from the crows I'm familiar with.

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