Extremely rare white Jackdaw
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This little fella get 10/10 for beauty :-)
And you guy's taking care of it, I salute you :-D great job u did :-)
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there's even racism on birds.. LOL
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This is amazing footage, Ive never seen a white Jackdaw before, and he seems so friendly, I have wild birds that come to my kitchen window and wait while I feed them.
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what do you feed him ? :D ive a young black jackdaw called jack lol
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beauty... i kept a black one until he grew up... white is so pretty
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is this not your white jackdaw
look at youtube: white jackdaw chester zoo
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very nice, i didnt see before a completely white jackdaw, sometimes youll see one with one or two little spots but this is extreme. very nice
is he still there sometimes or you lost him??
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awesome
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Good on you for taking him in.You must have been both realy happy but also gutted when he flew away.
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Poor thing, kicked out of the nest for being white... affirmative action reached into the bird kingdom.
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I saw albino ravens and whole white buzzards, but jackdaws- never (but I've heard of them). Beautiful creature!
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Most of jackdaws are white becuz they fuck with there brothers or sisters so with smame DNA That the reason i think
Has jack got red eyes? is he an albino?
hes beautiful :)
i2iz2Anna 2 years ago 2
No he had normal blue eyes. He was not an albino. And yes he was very beautiful indeed. Thanks
englishchrissy 2 years ago
Thats just so incredible. How did you manange to tame him like this? I'm so jealous that would be my dream. Jackdaws are my favourite garden bird, I have many, many in my garden but they are so incredibly shy and won't feed if they can see me anywhere near!!
catkin3 2 years ago 2
My older bro found him as a chick, he'd been kicked out the nest because he was white I guess. He just grew up with humans so that's why he was so used to them. He returned to the wild but still visits an old peoples home in Castle Cary in Somerset. Amazing bird! Thanks for the comment and good luck with your Jackdaws!
englishchrissy 2 years ago 3
Better bring them as young as possible to a animal resque center. Because what CapnBlackbird says is true. Just don't put them in a cage...
IkhoudvanKauwen 3 years ago
Thanks for the comment. It was never put in a cage. It was always allowed to fly free. It still is at an old peoples home in Castle Cary, Somerset.
englishchrissy 3 years ago