The Male Blackbird is unmistakeable with his all black plumage and his yellow bill and eye-ring.
Essentially a woodland bird, it has adapted very successfully to farmland and gardens.
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Edinburgh, Scotland The Male Blackbird is unmistakeable with his all black plumage and his yellow bill and eye-ring. Essentially a woodland bird, it has adapted very successfully to farmland and gardens. |
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The female, seen in photos 3 and 4, is grey-brown with a brownish-white throat and speckled breast. The bill is dark. | |||
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