Should be spring shoot that wasn't Out at the crack of dawn. Wind soon picked up and light rain began which turned into sideways rain. Pic of the first tree visitors. Missed a few after this and conected on a few more. Packed up with only a handful of crows bagged Still nice to be out in the outdoors!
Ted
-- Edited by M12Shooter on Sunday 11th of May 2014 05:29:46 PM
M12: A fine brace of corvus aviators was my first thought till I spied white body feathers and the irridecent green tail of what must be a very rare crow. I would say to the game warden, it responded to my crow call therefore it must be a crow. NOT GUILTY.. next case!!
skip
-- Edited by Skip on Friday 16th of May 2014 11:46:07 PM
Yes gentleman, the chamelion pictured in the centre is indeed a magpie. They come in well to crow calling but race in to rabbit in distress sounds. One cannot shoot a deer in these parts without a pair of these cunning corvids watching patiently over your shoulder just waiting for a chance to eat the tenderloins out of your kill.
Ted
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Out at the crack of dawn. Wind soon picked up and light rain began which turned into sideways rain. Pic of the first tree visitors. Missed a few after this and conected on a few more. Packed up with only a handful of crows bagged
Still nice to be out in the outdoors!
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