Careful one minute you're watching as you walk next you're spending 4 hours driving to look at a new bird
07-Aug-2018 20:34:05
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It's this time of year when I buy food for the little birds and put out fresh water daily.
I don't mind the birds as long as they don't poop on my motorbike cover.
I was hoping this year to see a Green Woodpecker in our local cemerty but nope not this time. I'll try in the Spring. Not seen 1 in years. Comprehensive Account Security
I don't mind the birds as long as they don't poop on my motorbike cover.
I was hoping this year to see a Green Woodpecker in our local cemerty but nope not this time. I'll try in the Spring. Not seen 1 in years. Comprehensive Account Security
What do snowmen have for breakfast? Snowflakes!
06-Dec-2018 19:07:33
I thought that was the purpose of the cover
Never seen a green woodpecker locally probably will be some not far away I'm sure
Never seen a green woodpecker locally probably will be some not far away I'm sure
06-Dec-2018 19:12:48
It's nice to go through old threads from my forum profile and see some are still alive and doing alright.
Since my last visit on this thread, I've became a national park ranger and see many birds as I enjoy everyday of my job
Plenty of rare ones I've seen too!
A bird does not sing because it has an answer. It sings because it has a song.
Since my last visit on this thread, I've became a national park ranger and see many birds as I enjoy everyday of my job
Plenty of rare ones I've seen too!
A bird does not sing because it has an answer. It sings because it has a song.
24-May-2019 07:52:31
We've had a pair of Blue Jays move into the neighbourhood, which we were not best pleased about, and sure enough a family of tits were attacked in our garden. One fledgeling was taken right under our noses, in a sudden swoop from nowhere, as we were watching their first clumsy flights from our kitchen window
Have noticed a big increase in Magpie numbers locally this year and we've got a pair visiting the garden - they get shoo'ed out as soon as spotted.
Two sets of Greater Spotted Woodpeckers coming down now; one at the rear of the garden the other at the far end - they studiously avoid each other.
One pair each of Chaffinch, Dunnock and Bullfinch are regulars. Definitely two pairs of Nuthatches.
The usual hordes of Tits, Blackbirds, Collared Doves, Starlings, Pied Wagtails, Robins etc.
One determined Wren kept attempting to build a nest on the eaves of a lean-to despite the amount of human traffic. I think he's finally given up.
Have noticed a big increase in Magpie numbers locally this year and we've got a pair visiting the garden - they get shoo'ed out as soon as spotted.
Two sets of Greater Spotted Woodpeckers coming down now; one at the rear of the garden the other at the far end - they studiously avoid each other.
One pair each of Chaffinch, Dunnock and Bullfinch are regulars. Definitely two pairs of Nuthatches.
The usual hordes of Tits, Blackbirds, Collared Doves, Starlings, Pied Wagtails, Robins etc.
One determined Wren kept attempting to build a nest on the eaves of a lean-to despite the amount of human traffic. I think he's finally given up.
Le Chat Guerrier
Bwian's Towel & Grief Shop
12-Jun-2019 01:58:08
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