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AB Birdwatchers who are you?
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Do we have enough posters for a mini forum...we could post our sightings and share advice and other info...
I'm not brilliant but keen, some just love watching their garden birds, but sometimes the 'proper bird forums' are full of people who are really scary as they are soooo knowledgeable while the charm of AB is we can admit we don't know and blatantly google stuff for each other...
I'm not brilliant but keen, some just love watching their garden birds, but sometimes the 'proper bird forums' are full of people who are really scary as they are soooo knowledgeable while the charm of AB is we can admit we don't know and blatantly google stuff for each other...
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I trek all over the place but my garden birds are very special to me considfering its a city garden
i've had house sparrow, blue tit, great tit, coal tit, long tailed tit, green,gold, chaffinches, nuthatches, treecreeper, greater and lesser spotted woodpeckers, magpie, carrion crow, jay, robin, dunnock, wren, blackbird, mistle and song thrush, sparrowhawk, wood, feral pigeons, collared dove, siskin, pied wagtail, starlings, grey heron and swifts and housemartins feeding over head, winter visits from blackheaded and herring gulls, 33 species...but may have missed one or two, also not on the bird list as obviously a mistake a green Macaw in the tree next door one morning...and i also hear tawny owls at night... I bet you have others but just don't pick up on them
i've had house sparrow, blue tit, great tit, coal tit, long tailed tit, green,gold, chaffinches, nuthatches, treecreeper, greater and lesser spotted woodpeckers, magpie, carrion crow, jay, robin, dunnock, wren, blackbird, mistle and song thrush, sparrowhawk, wood, feral pigeons, collared dove, siskin, pied wagtail, starlings, grey heron and swifts and housemartins feeding over head, winter visits from blackheaded and herring gulls, 33 species...but may have missed one or two, also not on the bird list as obviously a mistake a green Macaw in the tree next door one morning...and i also hear tawny owls at night... I bet you have others but just don't pick up on them
It would be nice having a separate Section Titled 'Birds' in the Animal & Nature Section, so that keen Bird watchers rather than Twitchers can Post about what Birds have been seen in different locations around the UK.
It's a fantastic Hobby which many people enjoy and once you arm yourself with a decent Pair of Binoculars and a Bird Identification Book, it's a cheap Hobby to pursue.
The more this section is used then possibly the Ed may help out by giving us a New and separate Section for this purpose.
It may also encourage other ABers to take up this delightful Hobby for the first time.
It's a fantastic Hobby which many people enjoy and once you arm yourself with a decent Pair of Binoculars and a Bird Identification Book, it's a cheap Hobby to pursue.
The more this section is used then possibly the Ed may help out by giving us a New and separate Section for this purpose.
It may also encourage other ABers to take up this delightful Hobby for the first time.
I'd be interested too. Just in my garden I get regularly starlings, blackbird, robin, hedge sparrow, dunnock, blue-tit, great-tit, coal-tit and long-tailed tit, chaffinch, greenfich and goldfinches,wagtails, wood pigeons, collared doves,wren, warblers I can't tell which (chiff-chaff, garden maybe?) and fieldfares in the winter. I've also had occasionally and which thrilled me sparrow hawk, goldcrest, siskin, spotted flycatcher and black redstart.
Never a waxwing though :-(
Never a waxwing though :-(
One of my 'regulars' ... http://img573.imagesh...9089/woodpecker01.jpg
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