Feathered Friends - Jay chick - Garrulus glandarius

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Feathered Friends - Jay chick - Garrulus glandarius.

Yesterday, I decided to arrange a small expedition to the center of our city. to the old part and look for interesting architectural solutions.

But when I approached the minibus stop, it started snowing and it got colder.

I am very sorry, that he had not put on a winter jacket and decided that there was no urgent need to tempt fate, it would be better to stay healthy, turned around and went home.

I resigned myself to the fact that my camera's memory card would remain empty, but that was premature.

On one of the streets, when I was returning home, I heard the cry of a bird similar to a grunting nightingale, the cry of a croaking hawk and the hum of a sparrow, lol.

I went towards this sound.

On a high hazel, I saw a large bird, which I think you know well, it is called Jay, or Garrulus glandarius.

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It took me a while to realize that it was a chick. I found her faded color strange, but I was not sure.

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As I said, the bird was large and it was constantly screaming, the impression was created that it sounded like a venil record. which got stuck in the gramophone.

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I managed to take several photographs and at some point, the screams stopped

A few seconds later, a second jay appeared on the branch, as it turned out, it was the mother of the chick, who was going to feed her huge cub.

But, the feeding process, I think, deserves a separate post.

This was the case when defeat becomes our victory.

In the end, I was glad I didn't wear a winter jacket.

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Author barski@barski
Ukraine

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