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Is this a juvenile Jay? Lunt UK today (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter RichieTwitchy
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lou salomon
the birdonist
juvenile starling
RichieTwitchy
YNWA
Thanks again you guys - very interesting. Fooled me 
ChrisKten
It's true, I quite like Pigeons
Not many people are fortunate enough to see Jays, let alone juveniles, but I have them in my garden regularly.
If it will help in the future: a juvenile Jay is the same size as an adult Jay - plumage is identical except for the patterning and colour of the crown (although you may not notice the difference without close views) - they also look fluffier and cleaner than the adults (there's pics in my gallery of juves if you can't find any pics elsewhere).
If it will help in the future: a juvenile Jay is the same size as an adult Jay - plumage is identical except for the patterning and colour of the crown (although you may not notice the difference without close views) - they also look fluffier and cleaner than the adults
(there's pics in my gallery of juves if you can't find any pics elsewhere).
RichieTwitchy
YNWA
Thanks Chris - cracking photos there
Feel sorry for that Starling though!
Feel sorry for that Starling though!
