What have you seen

Can anyone identify which bird these may have come from? They were close together but not necessarily from the same bird. I picked them up whilst we were at Burnham Wick Farm  CL which is opposite Wallasey Island if that's any help.

It seems to be a fabulous year for autumn fruits. These look beautiful. 

Bakers2. The feathers, if they are quite large, might be from a Buzzard.

'or are they an 'owl....

I thought large bird of prey.  When we were there last time Marsh harriers were pointed out to us and that's what I suspected. We did have 6 large birds of prey soaring at once, parents and offspring? on the thermals, I suspected they were red kites as they mewed. 

They have little owls and a barn owl but didn't think.these feathers fitted with those 😉

I think the one could be buzzard having had same feather in our field here in the Lot France, also today we had 9 purple heron's flying around looking for some water to land we have a few small lakes near us and they eventually went off towards one and then disappeared a lovely sight of 9 together.

More photos from a visit to NT Stourhead this morning, some Canada geese and a lovely old sweet chestnut tree. I could smell the burnt sugar scent of the Katsura trees. CL at Stourhead had just one motorhome on it but it's a lovely time of the year to visit and have the freedom of the estate. 

Lovely photos brue, fond memories of Stourhead when we used to live in Somerset and as you say superb gardens for Autumnal  colours.

Thanks, could have been better with a proper camera, all the coots were out on the grass having a nibble too.