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Very busy at the bird feeder today! (22 Viewers)
- Thread starter Moraybirdlover
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Finally a Redpoll yesterday!
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Good luck, like you say you never know. I like your bird feeder 👍
KenM
Well-known member
A “home mader” will.👍
PYRTLE
Old Berkshire Boy
Male Brambling has recently joined the regular throng though he prefers to feed from fallen seed rather than join the other finches - he does appear to look quizzingly at the feeder and made some clumsy attempts at landing on the feeder. The Siskins have now reached double figures, whilst the Blue and Great Tits are more interested in squabbling over a favoured nestbox than eating. Blackbirds still enjoying the apples ( courtesy of the reduced section at Morrisons ) along with a dainty daytime Wood Mouse but polished off by a male Muntjac - probably the one that kept me awake in the small hours......half past two for heavens sake to audibly patrol his territory.
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Yes, the plastic bottle gave it away 🤣
KenM
Well-known member
I also work in other materials will.🤣
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Ooh love it! So good to recycle rather than throw away. I always think glass jars are wasted going in the bin!
Frank van Drogen
Not so important
Oi. I think glass might be a challenge... Plastic or tin ought to be better, and for sure saver for I!!
Scozmos
Well-known member
Looks like there's been a break in this thread, no surprise really given the weather we've been having eh? As of today the Siskins are rulling our feeders, there seems to be four pairs, which is great and they're feisty wee beggers, chasing off most birds that annoy them. A pair of Great Tits have both been coming in regularly this week, just been looking up their nest / rear periods. The Greenfinches came by a couple of weeks ago, I think two pairs which is less than last year but they may be feeding elsewhere of course, I'll wait until the young start dropping by. Lots of Goldfinches, very busy Tree and House Sparrows and a lot of Chaffinches. Blue Tits appear now and again, the Mistle Thrush seems to come by in the morning and then again in the late afternoon.
Edit. - I forgot the woodpeckers!!! They've been pretty busy too, at least one pair feeding here the male looking a bit of a state, head feathers all over the place and chest filthy. There are a couple of males visiting, maybe another pair somewhere?
Edit. - I forgot the woodpeckers!!! They've been pretty busy too, at least one pair feeding here the male looking a bit of a state, head feathers all over the place and chest filthy. There are a couple of males visiting, maybe another pair somewhere?
(edit - might be a pair now that I see the shots)
It’s been a lot quieter in the garden but have noticed Blue Tits back and forth to the log store busy building a nest, and a few Goldfinches and Greenfinches on the feeders. No Siskins anymore but Bramblings were here at start of week then realised yesterday my batteries were dead in one of my cameras which picks up most of the action in the day, so will be interesting to see what goes on today 👍
Bananafishbones
Incoherently Rambling .....
I have been here in Turkey for the last three weeks. Highlights upto now are a single Sombre Tit, Woodchat Shrike the rest have been the usual species, although not had the Lesser Spotted Woodpecker as yet.
Alpine Swift and Red-rumped swallow in good numbers.
Alpine Swift and Red-rumped swallow in good numbers.
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