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Hamartia@lemmy.world to birding@lemmy.worldEnglish · 9 months ago

Jay with its crest up and body puffed up, protesting a crow hogging the monkey nuts

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Jay with its crest up and body puffed up, protesting a crow hogging the monkey nuts

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Hamartia@lemmy.world to birding@lemmy.worldEnglish · 9 months ago
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  • gid@piefed.blahaj.zone
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    Same, buddy

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    Noisy little buggers. Our local pair just had a huge argument with a couple of magpies.

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      Who won?

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        The jays always win. This turf war has been going on for months and the magpies always fly away in the end.

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      Ours aren’t so noisy as there’s a family of five carrion crows and and a family of four magpies that control our garden. So the Jays have to swoop in quietly if they want a nut.

      About eight years ago a Jay would come in that could mimic a cats meow. He’s sadly long gone now. He lost all of his head feathers, looked a bit like a vulture, then we soon never saw him again.

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      Bluejays are assholes, from my incredibly limited experience and virtually zero knowledge.

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        Now that’s a confident statement.

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    I’d like to gobble monkeys nuts as well.

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