Could they be from Parakeets? When we lived in South East London our bird feeder was often visited by Ring Necked Parakeets which roost in their hundreds in Hither Green Cemetery. They are however bright green with red beaks, and not red....
This interesting Guardian article on the growth of London Parakeets may help.
Hello ! Been reading for ages but this post has prompted me to comment - I think these might be from scarlet macaws.....an escapee from captivity maybe? Not sure that they can breed successfully in the wild in britain.
wow that's pretty unusual! Some sort of parot maybe?
ReplyDeleteThey're very interesting feathers. We only ever seem to get pigeon feathers in our garden.
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They look huge as well as bright. I haven't the faintest idea, but I'm sure if you see the bird, you'll know where they came from!
ReplyDeleteCould they be from Parakeets? When we lived in South East London our bird feeder was often visited by Ring Necked Parakeets which roost in their hundreds in Hither Green Cemetery. They are however bright green with red beaks, and not red....
ReplyDeleteThis interesting Guardian article on the growth of London Parakeets may help.
Oops I meant THIS article...
ReplyDeleteDon't know how that happened!
Hello ! Been reading for ages but this post has prompted me to comment - I think these might be from scarlet macaws.....an escapee from captivity maybe? Not sure that they can breed successfully in the wild in britain.
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Lynne
Mystery feathers. I have no idea. But I like the idea of wild parrots.
ReplyDeleteMakes a colourful change from boring grey and black ones.