Georgi Tsachev
Eurasian nutcracker (Nucifraga caryocatactes).
The length of its body is about 32-35 cm, slightly smaller than a dove.
Its plumage is dark brown, streaked with small white specks except feathers on its wings.
It is found in the coniferous forests of Europe and Asia. In Bulgaria they are usually found high in the mountains.
Here is a clip of how to shoot a Eurasian nutcracker.
Otherwise, they are greedy like all birds 🙂
But apparently they are really hungry now, because they usually hide food, and now they just eat!
Yes! You, Georgi Tsachev, are the real Birdman!
Thanks! They, the birds, don’t expect much from us except a handful of nuts…
great picture pal! is that snow in the bottom picture?
Photographs taken at Aleko, Vitosha Mountain (1820 m).
If there is no snow, they find food and do not come so close to people.
fair enough, awesome picture!
Here’s how we did these photos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_ZN0Lw10OSri8Q4K78Tgc2K3bT8kHt8e
The videos are not deliberately edited!
that is so cool, thank you for that. I wish I was 1/2 the photographer you are!!!!
Nice looking bird. I watch the jays get the peanuts and hide the all over the yard!
Here is a link to a nearly 40 minute video of these birds: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_ZN0Lw10OSri8Q4K78Tgc2K3bT8kHt8e
The videos are not deliberately edited!