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Ashley: Here'a trick I thought up when I lived in Ethiopia. Birds often used to fly into the window because the sun reflected the garden on the window. I drilled a hole in the woodwork and inserte

I think I might have managed to get a picture on, if so It's a Gannet gliding on the wind at Bempton Rog

Sparrow Hawk....could be Kestrel but the flight lends itself to the hedge hopping flight of the Sparrow Hawk.

Mind you it looks more like it's having a go on a trampoline.

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Kites have a pronounced notch shape in the tail feathers and are much larger bods. I reckon as it's a Sparrer'ork mi duk.

Why have you glued it to the window by its beak?

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It doesn't appear to be moving at all in the photo. I presume it was hovering, but there's no sign of movement in its wings or body.

I reckon it is a cardboard cutout suspended from a bedroom window, and the string has been photoshopped away.

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by bedroom Cliff Ton I assume you mean room above? not many caravans have those! it's NOT a bird of prey, I couldn't believe how that photo turned out, it's one of many took and will prove not cardboard cutout, on string, stuck to window etc

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Ashley, I've sent the bird url to a veterinary friend who specialises in bird spotting. I hope he can ID it for you.

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Touch Wood this will prove he's not a cardboard cutout! EDIT No it doesn't! was meant to be a video clip, I think I know what it is by the way compo,

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Theres 2 of them live in the hedge, guess he can see his reflection in the window as constantly dive bombs it!

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well well ...a Dunnock...I'd never have guessed from photo 1...it looked a lot bigger.

Sorry...keep forgetting which forum I'm on...for you peasants out there...it's a 'edge sparrer

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it's a Dunnock buy the looks of it. A hedgerow bird just a bit smaller than a sparrow, thin pointy beak, grey-blue chest, flicks its wings whilst moving . usually found close to the ground and in bushes/hedges.

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