Bird with slate blue body, dark wings, creamy orange chest. It's about the size of a blackbird

Sandy-Wroe | 14:41 Wed 06th Jan 2010 | Animals & Nature

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cats playing or fighting

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Milvus

Probably a fieldfare, winter visitor, normally seen in fields but do come into gardens, member of the thrush family like the blackbird

Sandy-Wroe

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Thank you both. It's a Fieldfare.

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Sandy-Wroe

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The male has blue-grey crown, nape, and rump; chestnut brown back; black tail; and a buff breast with black streaks that also extends to the flanks. The underwing, especially the "armpit", is white, and it is this and the pale grey rump that are most noticeable when in flight.
It looked blue to me.

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