Bird CCTV
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My own photos and video clips of birds, some assorted wildlife and the occasional bit of scenery.
Longer videos and live streams of birds from Kent in the south east of England on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/@BirdCCTV
Longer videos and live streams of birds from Kent in the south east of England on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/@BirdCCTV
Yes, they are Eurasian collared doves, although I am in the UK and here they were not introduced, they actually took about 100 years to spread slowly breeding their way from Asia across Europe so not classes as invasive here.
October 30, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Yes, they are Eurasian collared doves, although I am in the UK and here they were not introduced, they actually took about 100 years to spread slowly breeding their way from Asia across Europe so not classes as invasive here.
If we called them chickadees in the UK, imagine all the innuendos that would have never been made.
October 25, 2025 at 11:21 PM
If we called them chickadees in the UK, imagine all the innuendos that would have never been made.
Well if you pop into St James Park, the other side of Buckingham palace from Hyde park, you'll see quite a few non UK water birds, as that's where the collection of ducks, geese and pelicans given to the royal family over the centuries live.
October 2, 2025 at 7:52 PM
Well if you pop into St James Park, the other side of Buckingham palace from Hyde park, you'll see quite a few non UK water birds, as that's where the collection of ducks, geese and pelicans given to the royal family over the centuries live.
Well, they might eat a few of your eggs and chicks.
October 2, 2025 at 11:50 AM
Well, they might eat a few of your eggs and chicks.
They are own brand from B&M, a UK discount store, they're cheap, £11 for 150/12.75kg, as the jackdaws, ring necked parakeets and grey squirrels eat a lot of them.
September 2, 2025 at 11:02 PM
They are own brand from B&M, a UK discount store, they're cheap, £11 for 150/12.75kg, as the jackdaws, ring necked parakeets and grey squirrels eat a lot of them.