Firecrest

Now they are nesting in wild not all the knepp offspring get ringed

Knepp birds all have blue rings starting GB, cove valley yellow CV, and Dayshul Brake two white numbers on blue (all UK schemes I have details for)

But picture shows a great egret - correlation busted...

Was even madder, as 24 were also at blagdon, two miles from chew; and camel flock ended up being 92 (91 of which were presumably over the Dart later)

How many glossies?

But potentially widens the gene pool, as they are likely to have fathered most of the other cubs

Maybe because trophy hunting isn't actually threatening the survival of species, unlike numerous other factors such as overpopulation...

Hanging around humans is generally a very good way of avoiding natural predators, unfortunately the same can't be said for cats and dogs

How many were released at the other site in Devon?

Underwater cygnets: www.facebook.com/share/p/19n5...

My pics of same: www.facebook.com/share/p/16cc...

Interesting. 3 years ago I had a displaying red ruff at goldcliff: www.facebook.com/share/p/16ZC...

Looks like the one that was at goldcliff until yesterday (& presumably slimbridge before that): www.facebook.com/share/p/1HhF...