From rq, click for full size! Usually, when I find these, it means mama or papa has cleaned out the nest, and there’s a baby bird somewhere.
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From rq, click for full size! Usually, when I find these, it means mama or papa has cleaned out the nest, and there’s a baby bird somewhere.
© rq, all rights reserved.
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When I last found one of those, it was because the magpie ate it.
It seemed too cold for hatchlings, but you never know with some of these birbs.
Now, this could also be a squirrel’s doing. Just this morning saw a thrush chasing away a squirrel from the oak and the bushes nearby.
I was in the afternoon a target of Schrödinger’s fishy white substance. Felt something wet fall on my shirt in the city, on a tram stop and saw my shirt, left arm and my new Panama hat had caught some white goopy stuff. Heard no gull sounds or anything. Went to a pharmacy and bought disinfectant to clean myself and then home to change clothes and shower. The hat isn’t visibility visibly stained after cleaning with rubbing alcohol and talcum powder but it still smells a bit fishy.
My bet is on seagulls…