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Wildlife - anything that flies

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aok_NW
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A2 #pttravel On July 4 a few years ago, I found a Bald Eagle in the tree overlooking the city park. We see them in places today you wouldn’t have a few years ago.

FE_photograph
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Just a few species of birds to frequent my neighbourhood #PTTravel A2

bigfatheadz
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A2 photos from walks on national trust properties #PTTravel

JKatzaman
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A2 These cardinals were only a few days away from flying away from their nest on our patio three years ago. #PTTravel

FE_photograph
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replying to @FE_photograph and some more #PTTravel

NomadKeith
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A2 #PTTravel Not a bird ... but, there's a butterfly sanctuary on a disused railway trackbed not 500 metres from my home.

StuartMHurlbut
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replying to @kate_frankie @kate_frankie A1 A few Flamingos in Lake Nakuru, Kenya...#PTTravel It was part of a year long overland trip.

RooLovesTravel
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replying to @kate_frankie @kate_frankie A2 This one was in our back garden. Um… Sparrowhawk? I’m rubbish at bird identification! #pttravel

vivian_kobe
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What you are likely to spot in #MfanganoIsland in Kenya 😁
#PTTravel https://t.co/eQqNkfn5An

findinganeish
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replying to @kate_frankie @kate_frankie A2. Here are a few from Dundee and the surrounding area. Lockdown wouldn’t have been the same without them. #PTTravel

TravelAtWill
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We found so many great spots to visit on our trip to Switzerland. https://t.co/pzT1Q660F8 #PTTravel @madeinbern @BernWelcome

aok_NW
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A3 #pttravel I saw a nest in the shed & wondered who it belonged to. After a while, I crawled up there to see if I could see anything. I found one chick & still didn’t know what it was. I came back outside to find a mother robin in a tree letting me know who’s chick it was.

Txiki_Tales
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A3 This peacock stalked us in Cockermouth earlier this year…and had a fondness for walking back and forth over our pod roof at about 4.30am each morning. #pttravel

ASolastie
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replying to @kate_frankie @kate_frankie A2: There are so many. This year we have seen over 100 species in Finland. Here mute swan, the national bird of Finland as well as a common goldeneye the mythical bird of Finland's national folklore, the Kalevala #pttravel

StuartMHurlbut
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replying to @kate_frankie @kate_frankie A2 This was in Stonham Aspal in Suffolk. #PTTravel

RTWBarefoot
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#pttravel a3: also ...

kate_frankie
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A2 Despite liking to watch birds, I don't take many photos of them at home.
We get a lot of magpies (and I still do the rhyme as I count them), robins, goldfinch, wood pigeons and great/blue tits. I've spotted sparrows and blackbirds less recently.

RooLovesTravel
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replying to @kate_frankie @kate_frankie A3 I still get trauma flashbacks to the parrot that was obsessed with my mouth in Cairns 😅 #pttravel

Txiki_Tales
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replying to @RTWBarefoot @RTWBarefoot @kate_frankie I don’t mind swans - this was the A19 near us about 18 months ago. The actual road. Took 16 months to reopen. #pttravel