
During the afternoon I had spotted a flash of white on this Collared Dove. At first it seemed to be at the end of one tail feather and I wondered whether it had been perched under a Wood Pigeon:

After a good long look I think it is actually a white feather:


Not sure whether it had had the other tail feathers plucked or maybe it was in the process of moulting.
That is a lot of rain, I feel sorry for the farmers. Just snow and sleet showers here which though not pleasant are bearable.
ReplyDeleteAdrian: At least it is good weather for the Blackbirds. It has brought the worms to the surface and I have just seen a male with a beak full of tasty snacks.
ReplyDeleteNever seen that before John, although we did once have an albino blackbird and a leucistic starling.
ReplyDeleteIt's pondering whether Brexit means it will be sent back to Turkey
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