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a starling in the garden.
Anybody else noticed a change in different birds disappearing or reappearing?
Anybody else noticed a change in different birds disappearing or reappearing?
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Starlings have been marginalised by the magpies...
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hardly ever see a sparrow anymore
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not seen a starling for a while but we get plenty of sparrows, blackbirds and robins, we had a pair of blue tits nesting last year but none this year.
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plenty starlings up here in durham
the sparrows seem to follow them into the garden too |
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thrushes in west landan and in door set two
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I get Jays in my garden.
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loads of starlings here n morpeth , younguns very noisy. blackbirds too, concerned few of them looking very rough with feather loss, not sure what that is.
sparrows and goldfinch most popular, highlight yesterday was a siskin , hadnt seen one in garden for over year. personal fav is the male bullfinch, magnificent colours. |
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So far this year - Blue Tit, Coal Tit, Longtail Tit, Robin, Dunnock, Brambling, Goldfinch, Starling, Magpie, Blackbird, Wood pigeon, Sea Gulls, Sparrows, Jackdaws, Crows, Squirrel, Hedgehog. Got photos of all of them. Found these high energy suet nuggets from Home Bargain.They can't get enough of it.
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just moulting innit ( blackbirds)
should be off to the woods shortly |
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sparrowhawk not been around for a few months so the collard doves are back
came home other day and 8 baby great tits hiding in the bushes, sparrowhawk would have loved them young robin taken over redcurrant bush, aggressive little beggar |
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got squirrels back in morpeth apparently havent seen one for about 3 years so will keep eye out
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see more deed on the road around here
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