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Rodney Blackall <rblackall@rodsrisc.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> Friday, near sunset: Buckingham > I have just been cleaning a few windows on the outside and been fiercely > scolded almost throughout by a sparrow-sized bird with sharply turned up > small tail. Against the light it was difficult to tell its colour but I ot > a distinct impression of green / brown. > > The bird sat on the garden fence making a noise like a peeved grey > squirrel, mistle thrush or upset rattle-snake, dipping occasionally to add > emphasis. > > My previous sightings of wrens in London were of timid little birds > skulking in undergrowth and never visible when singing. > > Are there any small British birds with up-turned tails apart from the wren > or are country wrens bolder than the London relatives? I'd go for wren. uk.rec.birdwatching is a better group for UK birds. -- Larry Stoter |