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I may have to buy a mesh covered bird table after all
This is a picture of my new birdtable.  I had to put wire and string round to keep the larger birds off.  Rooks, crows and pigeons were the thugs of the birdtable. 
I made the so blackbirds and thrushes could still get onto this table
I don’t [...]

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Bird Photographs.
Here are some photographs I’ve taken of birds at the meshed ground feeder.  There is always a variety at the feeder, but it’ s so difficult to get a good photo.
Chaffinch leaving the meshed ground feeder

Robin enjoying the safety of the feeder

Blue Tit and a chaffinch at my bird ground feeder
 
 
 Thrush or Blackbird enjoying a [...]

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Every day I put out some cut and peeled apple for the birds in my garden.  I put some on the bird table, some on the meshed ground feeder and a few slices I throw under a bush.  These bits of apple always get eaten. 
The apple attracts a lot of birds and I’ve just seen a blackbird [...]

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Funny you should mention about crows in the garden with other birds,
We seem to have a resident crow who frequently visits our pond,
I have put bread out for the birds Mr. Crow picks up a piece and puts in the water to soften it, then proceeds to eat it, plus any fish food [...]

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Birds raising their young.
There’s a lot of activity in my garden at the moment.  There’s a lot of activity everywhere in the countryside.  Birds young and old are on the look out for food and water.
It’s a busy time for parent birds. 
When they first hatch new born chicks are helpless.  
By the time these young birds [...]

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Coincidence is a funny thing.  But this has happened and so I’m going to write it down.
For about a week I’ve been listening to some young birds in a nest somewhere in the roof space near our front door.  Every time we open the door we can hear them singing.
I managed to record some of this [...]

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