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Identification matters

  • Writer: Crone
    Crone
  • Jul 5, 2024
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jul 6, 2024

Spot the odd one out.



It's the third picture. That male has a white feather on his chest.


How do I know this is a mother squirrel?



See the nipples in the second photo? She is lactating.


Easy one - which tit?



Coal tit and then blue tit.


Hard one - are these the same robin and if so, who?




I don't know the answers. But neither are Mottled Breast; the one I have been referring to (perhaps wrongly) as Tiny, who has missing feathers under her right eye; or the one with a whole load of missing feathers under his or her throat. Nor, patently, are they Bobbit or Tengu... or indeed Tapdance.



 
 
 

1 Comment


maplekey4
Jul 05, 2024

I like how you started with the easier ones (at least for someone with a sharp eye and a sharp camera lens), and ended with the hard/impossible-to-id robins.

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