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Finally

Finally My office has an outlook on our back garden so I tend to know most birds that visit it. Only twice before did we get a visit from a Jay, and both times I was not ready with my camera, and when I got my camera it left. Today I was lucky that this Jay's curiousity for a brief second took over his natural shyness. Perhaps the fresh seeds I put out have something to do with it :) Eurasian Jay,Garrulus glandarius,Geotagged,Heesch,The Netherlands

My office has an outlook on our back garden so I tend to know most birds that visit it. Only twice before did we get a visit from a Jay, and both times I was not ready with my camera, and when I got my camera it left. Today I was lucky that this Jay's curiousity for a brief second took over his natural shyness. Perhaps the fresh seeds I put out have something to do with it :)

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    FraJH Posted 10 months ago
    Funny and a bit curious looking fellow :)
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    Joost Thissen Posted 10 months ago
    Nice how he looks at the camera (assunming that it is you where he is looking at)
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      fchristant Posted 10 months ago
      Yes he spotted movement inside the house. Just like the jackdaws he is very shy. Strange how all big birds are on high alert whilst the smaller passerines don't care if I'm around.
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