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A close up portrait of one of the many jackdaws that visit my garden and steal food from the sparrows and blackbirds. (Eurasian Jackdaw, Corvus monedula, Daurian Jackdaw= Corvus dauuricus no record of Durian Jackdaws in Scotland, only rare vagrants to Europe) |
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17 May 2007, 11:40 |
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Jackdaw - up close and personal |
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John Haslam from Dornoch, Scotland |
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57° 52′ 52.84″ N, 4° 1′ 22.32″ W
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