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2 minutes ago, foxdropper said:

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Lucky chap ????Did you get it mounted ?

It just got dumped at my fox bait station with the others . With hindsight,  I wish I'd had it done.

I've just remembered that I shot a woodie that looked chequered last year as well , but I can't find a pic on my phone.

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Remember seeing someone say on here that complete black phase changes arnt real in animals in the wild...welll there's a black bobcat that was caught not long ago .

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4 hours ago, Greyman said:

Funnily enough I was out in a steep valley yesterday putting out trail cams and saw a jackdaw with white wings and tail  feathers flying around, I also used to run a fishing lake in Somerset and had a pure white blackbird that would nest in the barn each year never had another white one but many of the offspring were pied I was quite surprised she survived as long as she did with the number of sparrow hawks around but she was there for around 5 years if I remember right ? 

We have jackdaws with white wings and underbelly come  at our garden bird feeders most days but we not see the white one in long time but I think some are it's offspring,

A white black bird ,I bet it was stunning.

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1 hour ago, foxdropper said:

Albino anything usually become a target for something whether it’s carnivores or humans .I love the ‘out the ordinary stuff ‘.

We have quite a few crows with white in their wings here ,never seen a rook with it but have seen a brown rook that was shot  by a farmer and hung up beside its black brethren .Too far gone to have stuffed .We used to have a blackbird in the garden that had a white head and white flecks to the body .It never seemed to moult like the normal type .

Id love to see a fox that was different ,only ever seen the red phase .Just been given a pure white grey squirrel to get set up .

Roe deer seem to be fairly widely distributed with two tone colours but despite the numbers here I’ve never seen one myself alive .Seen pics and dead animals but never one alive .

Great thread ??

I see a white cock pheasant couple weeks ago ,

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There were 2 white fox's bolted from a pipe by a Leicestershire hunt a few years ago, One was also dug to by a couple of lads a week or so before in the same area. we had a sparrow for a couple of years who's wings and tail were near enough one white feather and then one normal feather, Looked like Chitty, Chitty, Bang, Bang Lol. There's a Lady i know who lives in Cumbria who has sent me pictures of Bold headed Jackdaws and says they have been around her area for year's. A few white pigeons have been shot around here over the years, Amazing they survive because as has already been said, Things that are different attract attention, I can remember around 20 years ago a bloke who lived up the road from where i lived back then had a flight full of cockatiel's, they ate through the mesh and around 20 or so escaped, They were all staying close to a large willow tree at the back of our garden, In fact i used to feed them, The sparrow hawks cleared the lot over about a 2 week period. 

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