Birds of a feather

Adding in my part: Saw what I believe to be Griffon Vulture (according to a google search) in the Gorges du Verdon (France).
They were spectacular to watch and there was more than one so they can't be all too territorial. Apparently, they had been reintroduced to the gorge starting from the late 90's to the early 2000s. Based on what I saw, they seem to be doing well.
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We create the mince for the birds that visit us from scratch (I use chuck steak) to avoid any preservatives. It doesn't take long, and we like to think our magpies know they're being spoilt with the full gourmet experience Rigamonti Mincy - Hand Mincer and Biscuit Extruder
You should have every magpie in the district hanging out at your place.
Our butcher birds line up for the cheap stuff.
 

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