I am currently amoured with Jackdaws I have a group of about 20 I feed in the garden I have not yet got to the bottom of their relationships but then why would I . Please read Konrad Lorenz a great ethnologist "king Solomans seal".
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pixiedust
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Its not just that ,they have a complex social life a mixture of community and family . I have two now who are partially habituated and tolerate me being in My garden whilst they carry on with business.
Hi, Ian,
I've not yet seen jackdaws since I've never visited Europe, although it's possible I saw some in northern Thailand and didn't recognize them.
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