Brown spotted bird feather.

Started by Digeroo, June 30, 2014, 11:39:32

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Digeroo

I found a beautiful feather by the gate to the lottie, brown with white spots down each side.  Never seen anything like it before.  Exquisite.  Any ideas please of which bird.


Digeroo


antipodes

Knowing the size might help....
Maybe an owl, or duck or something like a bird of prey? They are often mottled for camouflage.
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Jayb

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squeezyjohn

Difficult without pictures - but I often find pheasant feathers that fit that description down by our allotment.

Digeroo

Went down to the plot and think I heard it. 

I think this is it

https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/105928418/five-woodpecker-feathers-art-card?ref=market

Had pheasants before, they seem to like wherever I sow parsnips so I never get them in straight rows.   They are more mottled.  It is the regularity of this which is so striking.

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Jayb

We sometimes find woodpecker feathers here, your right they are exquisite  :happy7:
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Robert_Brenchley

My guess would be pheasant, but a pic would help.

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