Can anyone help me identify these birds in my garden? I’m not a huge bird fan so I have no idea, but I’ve got 4 if them and love them very much.
Can anyone help me identify these birds in my garden? I’m not a huge bird fan so I have no idea, but I’ve got 4 if them and love them very much.
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Phone cameras shit, so apologies about that. They are dark red with black/blue and white tails
If you have a clearer picture my Sister can tell you 😁
They’re called “Talgbollar”, Common flightless bird.
That’s eurasian jay
Russian spy drones
Yupp, these are birds.
But those are not huge birds so you should be able to identify them then /s
What to you got there, pixels?
Pärskrika
Jay. Nötskrika. Incredibly intelligent creatures. Coincidentally, I saw a clip yesterday where British scientists taught them how to debunk magic tricks, they are thought to have an intelligence on par with primates! So enjoy your birds ☺️
The one to the left on the ground is Göran, with his spouse Karin. The one in the tree is Ylva with her friend Jossan. They’re all pretty nice, Jossan can get a little aggressive on the sauce though but she always apologises for it either the same night or the next day.
“There’s 4 of them and I love them all, I’d take a bullet for them, I’d do anything!”
Nutscreamers!
yup those are definitely birds
Nötskrika, another older name is snöskata. They are quite the predators in nature and too big of a population can negatively affect the small game and bird populations. However they are truly beautiful to look at
You not only love them, but you love them very much? What about your relatives/partner, do you use another word or are they on the same level as the birds in the garden? Or do you just not love them?
They are quite Good to eat.
Lerduvor
It’s a bird bird.
Not the best photo, but the ones on the ground are nötskrikor and the one in the tree could be a steglits, or goldfinch in English.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I think those are penguins,
Fat bois
let me get this straight, you are not a fan of birds, but you love these four birds very much?
flying squirrel