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The Eurasian Jay

The Eurasian Jay 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,Heesch

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
    They like unroasted peanuts in autumn...
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      fchristant Posted 10 months ago
      Thanks for the tip. We kind of have a Jackdaw plague in our garden when we put up peanuts :)
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    Ludo Sak Posted 10 months ago
    A shot with hidden treasures just beyond vision, curiosity hidden between layers. Great one!
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