I seek the taxonomic ID (if possible) of the feathered friend as shown below.
A common or 'garden' name would also be of assistance.
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A question for budding ornithologists or bird watchers ....
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Wizzard
, Aug 02 2013 09:09 PM
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Posted 02 August 2013 - 09:09 PM
A question for budding ornithologists or bird watchers ....
I seek the taxonomic ID (if possible) of the feathered friend as shown below.
A common or 'garden' name would also be of assistance.
1581C30.jpg 146.79KB
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I seek the taxonomic ID (if possible) of the feathered friend as shown below.
A common or 'garden' name would also be of assistance.
1581C30.jpg 146.79KB
7 downloads
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Psychosis
Posted 12 August 2013 - 07:39 AM
I have no idea!
We saw some birds this weekend which looked close to that & (none of us being bird watchers at all) unanimously decided that they were sunbirds.
We saw some birds this weekend which looked close to that & (none of us being bird watchers at all) unanimously decided that they were sunbirds.
For animals, the entire universe has been neatly divided into things to
(a) mate with,
(
eat,
© run away from, and
(d) rocks
(a) mate with,
(
eat, © run away from, and
(d) rocks
