![Autumn](https://farm1.staticflickr.com/737/21208578594_37ab5ff680_z.jpg)
A rasping bird call caught my attention. There it was, a Magpie, helping itself to an apple:
![Magpie IMG_3511](https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5804/21715440930_25f6f7a405_z.jpg)
It was not alone. Nearby was a Jackdaw with the same intention:
![Jackdaw IMG_3522](https://farm1.staticflickr.com/656/21877364786_20a326117a_z.jpg)
![Jackdaw IMG_3519](https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5682/21282398133_3aaf5bbde4_z.jpg)
In fact, not one but two Jackdaws:
![Jackdaws IMG_3516](https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5682/21903503115_b3b964d991_z.jpg)
It wouldn't be so bad if they concentrated on one apple but they have a habit of taking a few pecks at each and end up ruining a lot of the crop.
You will have to consider a propane bird scarer.
ReplyDeleteAdrian: The farmers have plenty of those round the village.
DeleteOh yes John, they have that glint in their eye; I know it well.
ReplyDeleteWeaver: Always on the look out for some mischief to get up ti.
DeleteThat is what the parrots do to the oranges here - one bite and then on to the next!
ReplyDeleteWilma: It's hard to persuade them they are not free samples.
Deleteawesome and smart birds.
ReplyDeleteTWG: They sure are.
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