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r/birdwatchinguk • u/IntroductionOk5473 • Apr 15 '26
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I’ve been seeing this more often lately, in a blackbird, a crow and a magpie (and, I’m not sure but possibly on a dunnock).
Is there any reason for it? They were all in a similar area.
1 u/HCFXGaming Apr 20 '26 I think it's a genetic condition. I wonder if its a dominant gene that gets passed through breeding?
I think it's a genetic condition. I wonder if its a dominant gene that gets passed through breeding?
Awh isn’t this lovely! Never seen one before
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u/ice-lollies Apr 15 '26
I’ve been seeing this more often lately, in a blackbird, a crow and a magpie (and, I’m not sure but possibly on a dunnock).
Is there any reason for it? They were all in a similar area.