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Good luck with the
Owls
Buzzards
for the weekend.
With school back and earlier evenings I won't have much time to idle around watching now. Will just have to see what is in the various Carparks as I play at being foodshopper and driving the teenager taxi again.
We did get a pair of Jays in the garden on Sunday - closer this time so I got a slightly better picture. They were pecking around under the seed feeder, getting what the other birds spilled/ejected I guessed. I sprinkled some seeds around the area, laying a Hansel and Gretel trail so they came up closer to the house, which worked eventually
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And that showed how bad I am at retaining details of birds!
for the weekend.
With school back and earlier evenings I won't have much time to idle around watching now. Will just have to see what is in the various Carparks as I play at being foodshopper and driving the teenager taxi again.
We did get a pair of Jays in the garden on Sunday - closer this time so I got a slightly better picture. They were pecking around under the seed feeder, getting what the other birds spilled/ejected I guessed. I sprinkled some seeds around the area, laying a Hansel and Gretel trail so they came up closer to the house, which worked eventually
Edit
And that showed how bad I am at retaining details of birds!
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04-Nov-2014 12:16:09 - Last edited on 04-Nov-2014 17:34:38 by Bernadette
buzzards*
Supermarket car parks and retail parks (those sort of places in general) usually have trees planted in and amongst and are good for Waxwing, and thrushes in general.
Supermarket car parks and retail parks (those sort of places in general) usually have trees planted in and amongst and are good for Waxwing, and thrushes in general.
04-Nov-2014 17:09:20
As I've mentioned previously I'm not good on them as many look similar at different times of the years and at different ages as some have juvenile/ 1st winter/ 1st summer/ 2nd winter/ 2nd summer then adult winter adult summer plumage.
However once you know what to look for to eliminate each one it shouldn't be too hard
However once you know what to look for to eliminate each one it shouldn't be too hard
06-Nov-2014 22:29:08
U mainly only see the real big ones now i think its warmer while the small black headed ones are about.
Also you see a lot more around when it gets really stormy possibly coming inland because i live pretty close to the irish sea.
Edit: I should see the yearly robin soon, it always pops up around xmas time
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Also you see a lot more around when it gets really stormy possibly coming inland because i live pretty close to the irish sea.
Edit: I should see the yearly robin soon, it always pops up around xmas time
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07-Nov-2014 09:09:52 - Last edited on 07-Nov-2014 09:10:31 by Scouse
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