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I like pigeons! A wild one flew onto my family's property when I was a kid, and although it seemed uninjured and healthy, it decided to hang around. Eventually, Pidgy was housed in an old rabbit kennel to keep him safe from predators. He could leave at any time, but spent the rest of his life...

We don't have magpies in Iowa, but I have seen them on my trips out West, and I know they are very clever birds. Thanks for sharing these photos!

To me, the biggest difference is the amount of red coloring and where it's located on the birds. Robins here don't have red on their heads, but the color goes much further down their breasts. I also thought all robins would look alike!

Some lovely birds and nice photos! In some parts of the U.S., comorants are known as "hell divers" because of their ability to plunge into the water, strike and return to the surface. Your English robins certainly look different than the ones we have in Iowa. Ours don't seem particularly...