I was working on my college coursework when I saw something fall in my peripheral vision. It made quite a smack when it hit the ground. I guess a buzzard or sparrowhawk dropped his brunch. Any ornithologists on here that can perhaps identify? My first thought was a juvenile woodie.
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You have pink wheelie bins? Kewl.
That's now officially the ugliest picture on the internet.
Baby robin
Dead baby robin
That’s now officially the ugliest picture on the internet.
I'm relieved. My bruised belly (circa. 2009) has been usurped.
Dunno. But I suspect it’s dead.
You need to step up your BBQ game 😉
Emu's let himself go since Rod's passing.
Zombie baby robin. Don’t make any sudden moves.
Nature red in tooth and claw, wheeley bin in pink and white.
Looks like someone threw their KFC leftovers over your fence.
Least it wasn't a Nigerian after hiding in a 747
Yeah but where's it wheely bin?
It's definitely a dead bird.
I’m relieved. My bruised belly (circa. 2009) has been usurped
I remember that pic!
🤮
Quick try the kiss of life!!
Clearly a Norwegian Blue.
Nothing to see here, carrion as normal…
Is it the Cadbury Mini Egg Bird ?
After going through a Rolls Royce Spey engine at full chat?
Pigeon monkey ?
Hope it didn't damage any of your peripherals.
Death from above
M..m..m..mr B..beaky?
NNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Could have been dropped by a gull. There was a dead squirrel in the road outside work last week, and the local gulls were all over it, to the point they would barely move out of the way for carsand trucks driving past, and it’s a very busy stretch of road.
Eventually about half of it was left, and I saw a gull swallowing what was left, which was pretty revolting.
I can quite imagine that a gull dropped that, or possibly a crow.
[url= https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-48830212 ]Could have been a lot worse[/url]
Looks foul.
I think it’s just resting. Or pining.
My guess is a baby buzzard.
Baby robin
gah!