This August 2020 video from England is called Beautiful Birds (St James’s Park London).
On 12 November 2011, I was in St James’s park in London.
Grey squirrels everywhere.
Also quite some rooks.
In the lake: Canada and grey lag geese. Coots. Moorhens.
Male and female tufted ducks.
Tame great white pelicans, sitting near a mute swan.
A ring-necked parakeet, flying and calling.
Goldeneye. Male and female pintail.
Red-crested pochards.
Male and female common pochards.
Ruddy shelduck. Black swan.
Shelduck.
Barnacle geese. Snow geese. Egyptian geese. Red-breasted geese. Smew.
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Thanks for the pintail link… though I don’t think the SJ’sP ones are white-cheeked. I must check it when I’m back in London! RH
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My pleasure 🙂 When I was there, there were both Eurasian pintails and Bahama pintails. Maybe this varies from year to year.
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