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Red Grouse on Handa
A few moments of excitement as I and another photographer saw this on the Island of Handa in Scotland, for we thought we were seeing a very rare endangered Caparcaillie which in many ways is similar. My further research on describing it here for you brought it to be in fact a male Red grouse.
‘The red grouse is a medium-sized game bird. It has a short tail and a lightly hook-tipped bill. It is reddish-brown, with its legs and feet covered in pale feathers. Birds breed in the UK in the uplands of the north and west and are resident all year round, travelling very little in their lives. The population is declining, perhaps linked to diseases and the loss of heather moorland.’ RSPB
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‘The red grouse is a medium-sized game bird. It has a short tail and a lightly hook-tipped bill. It is reddish-brown, with its legs and feet covered in pale feathers. Birds breed in the UK in the uplands of the north and west and are resident all year round, travelling very little in their lives. The population is declining, perhaps linked to diseases and the loss of heather moorland.’ RSPB
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Cheers''..... from Dj.
Herb Riddle club has replied to David G Johnson clubA separate email winging its way to you as I type this.
Keep safe. Herb
Bon week-end salutaire.
I don't think I've ever seen one in the wild but I'm not jealous at all ;-)
Herb Riddle club has replied to Keith Burton clubKeep safe my friend. Herb
Best wishes, Rosa.
Herb Riddle club has replied to Rosalyn Hilborne clubKeep safe. Herb
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