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Garden birds
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When are the birds going to come back to my garden ? Heaven knows, I put out enough food for them. I used to have about 40 resident sparrows. Come back, all is forgiven.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Until they flew away in the summer, 'my' sparrows learned the trick of hanging onto the wire nut-feeder, just like the bluetits. With 3 or 4 on the feeder at the same time, it required replenishing every 2 or 3 days. I don't mind, since the jackdaws had usurped their right to eat from the ground feeder.
Almost any bird is welcome in my garden, phoenixes, rocs, condors, wyverns, you name it. Not many dodos though. But the sparrows are my favourite, bless 'em.
Almost any bird is welcome in my garden, phoenixes, rocs, condors, wyverns, you name it. Not many dodos though. But the sparrows are my favourite, bless 'em.
Hello Lottie how are you !
Rowan and myself are very keen Birdwatchers and love to see the Wildlife and each time we meet up we go off for the day armed with Binoculars, Flasks and Sandwiches.
You have a lovely Garden Lottie and the Birds must appreciate that fact.
Nice to see the Flycatcher. We are on the lookout for the Waxwings at present as they are flying in from Scandinavia in large numbers.
Take care of those Penguins ( Nuns )Lottie !! :-)))
Rowan and myself are very keen Birdwatchers and love to see the Wildlife and each time we meet up we go off for the day armed with Binoculars, Flasks and Sandwiches.
You have a lovely Garden Lottie and the Birds must appreciate that fact.
Nice to see the Flycatcher. We are on the lookout for the Waxwings at present as they are flying in from Scandinavia in large numbers.
Take care of those Penguins ( Nuns )Lottie !! :-)))
I'm OK Redman, slowly getting better from a humdinger of a bug, but think the worse is over. Yes, we get loads of birds - have planned the garden especially for wildlife and fortunately our neighbour opposite has a 1.5 acre garden and does the same. We are a little oasis in the middle of intensive agriculture (although we do have a wood up the hill behind us). Shooting season a the moment - I don't like it!!
Love to you and Rowan. Keep enjoying those nature watch sessions. Mr LL and I have binoculars ready front and back of house and love watching the birds as well. Have had quite a few buzzards flying over the field behind us over recent weeks - its a massive field and they are harvesting the sugar beet I expect the homeless rodents are good pickings for the buzzards.
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Love to you and Rowan. Keep enjoying those nature watch sessions. Mr LL and I have binoculars ready front and back of house and love watching the birds as well. Have had quite a few buzzards flying over the field behind us over recent weeks - its a massive field and they are harvesting the sugar beet I expect the homeless rodents are good pickings for the buzzards.
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You can't help a phobia Bobbi. Phobias usually are irrational. If it bothers you you could try some cognitive therapy and they would probably stuff you in a room full of starlings flying around to cure you!! ;o)
Actually, I am completely confident at handling birds, but if they come indoors and panic then I panic too - I worry that they will hurt themselves.
You will have to watch your birds from the safety of inside through the window! x
Actually, I am completely confident at handling birds, but if they come indoors and panic then I panic too - I worry that they will hurt themselves.
You will have to watch your birds from the safety of inside through the window! x