Ineens een hoop kabaal in de boom achter het huis. Het nest van de Merels werd aangevallen door een Gaai. Hij plukte 1 van de kuikens eruit en peuzelde hem voor de neus van vader en moeder op 1 boom verder...
The Eurasian Jay, scientifically known as Garrulus glandarius, is a striking member of the crow family (Corvidae) renowned for its intelligence and vibrant plumage. Found across a vast range from Western Europe to Eastern Asia, this highly adaptable omnivore is best known for its habit of caching acorns and other nuts, playing a crucial role in seed dispersal. Despite its bright colors, it often remains elusive, preferring the cover of dense woodlands.
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